Wool and cotton in all forms from yarn to fabric (1921)
William Whitman & Company · Boston, William Whitman Co · leaf 44
ned. Thus every piece of clothmade in this establishment is seen by many eyes that study each inchof it; and when the product reaches the shipping department a finalclose examination is made of the piece, again from end to end. The Arlington looms in number alone would make this weavingunit one of… … Arlington Mill- \\ n vk Room, No. 2 for any purpose in cloth-making, and represent all the widths service-able for worsted and woolen cloth. Looms of maximum widths areso numerous that they alone exceed the number of all looms in manylarge American and European weaving mills. Supplied with these…
Textile industry · Textile fabrics
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