Tops, a new American industry; a study in the development of the American worsted manufacture. The Arlington mills (1898)
Arlington Mills · Cambridge, Printed at the Riverside press · leaf 174
d 4^ miles Area covered by cards . -5 4* •» ( space over 70 ft. sq. Weight of cards . . . . 875 lbs. Ends of warp per inch .... 117 Total ends of warp .... 3,850 Picks per inch, white yarn . . . 120 Picks per inch, colored yarn . . 120 Total picks per inch .... 240 Speed of loom, picks per minute .… … to weave the two pictures was one hour andquarter. The silk yarn used in each picture, if extended ina straight line, would measure 10,814 feet, or a littleover two miles. one columbus SIGHTINGAMERICA
Woolen and worsted manufacture
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