%xmlchars; ]> mc00089 Guide to the Textiles Marketing Publications Collection, 1883-1979 Processed by: Steven Mandeville-Gamble, Terra Kridler;machine-readable finding aid created by: Steven Mandeville-Gamble, Terra Kridler North Carolina State University Libraries, Special Collections Research Center 2005 Machine-readable finding aid derived from xml authoring program Finding aid written in English. 2006 September Updated by Terra Kridler Guide to the Textiles Marketing Publications Collection, 1883-1979 MC 00089 North Carolina State University Libraries Special Collections Research Center Contact Information: &ncsuaddr; Processed by Steven Mandeville-Gamble, 2005 October; Terra Kridler, 2006 September Encoded by Steven Mandeville-Gamble, 2005 October; Terra Kridler, 2006 September Descriptive Summary North Carolina State University Libraries, Special Collections Research Center Burlington Textiles Library Textiles Marketing Publications Collection, 1883-1979 MC 00089 15 15 archival boxes, 5 legal sized archival boxes, 1 oversized flat box, 1 volume Textile industry-produced marketing materials, reports, brochures, catalogs, etc., complete, in many cases, with textile samples documenting the effectiveness of particular dyestuffs on the various fabrics. Also included are a small number of government documents. The Institute of Textile Technology transferred its library to North Carolina State University's Burlington Textiles Library when it moved its operations to the NCSU Centennial Campus. The Burlington Textiles Library had maintained for years a vertical file for quick reference. After the merger of the two libraries, the Burlington Textiles Library transferred the historically valuable materials from both collections to the NCSU Libraries Special Collections Research Center. For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Special Collections Research Center Reference Staff. English Information for Users Restrictions to Access

This collection is open for research; access requires at least 24 hours advance notice.

Acquisitions Information

Transferred from Burlington Textiles Library, 2004 (Accession no. 2004-0013) and 2006.

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[Identification of item], Textiles Marketing Publications Collection, Special Collections Research Center, North Carolina State University Libraries, Raleigh, NC

Processed by: Steven Mandeville-Gamble, 2005 October

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Revisions: Finding aid updated because of addition in 2006 August by Terra Kridler.

Historical Note

The Institute of Textile Technology transferred its library to North Carolina State University's Burlington Textiles Library when it moved its operations to the NCSU Centennial Campus. The Burlington Textiles Library had maintained for years a vertical file for quick reference. After the merger of the two libraries, the Burlington Textiles Library transferred the historically valuable materials from both collections to the NCSU Libraries Special Collections Research Center.

Scope and Content Note

This collection contains pamphlets, catalogs, brochures, reprints, miscellaneous issues of various serials, and other ephemeral publications generated by the textiles industry in the United States and abroad.

Organization of the Collection

The collection is arranged into six series: Series 1: Marketing materials, arranged alphabetically by the company that produced the materials and thereunder by title; Series 2: Reports, arranged alphabetically by the organization or individual that created the report; Series 3: Serials, arranged alphabetically by title; Series 4: Government Documents, arranged first by country and thereunder by title; and Series 5: Rules and regulations, arranged alphabetically by title; Series 6: Addition of June 2006, arranged alphabetically by the company that produced the material.

Online Catalog Terms

The following terms have been used to index the guide to the collection in the NCSU Library's online catalog.

Corporate Entities CIBA Limited Draper Company E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company General Dyestuff Corporation Topics Cotton Dacron Dyes and dyeing Dyes and dyeing--Chemistry Rayon Textile industry--United States Wool Detailed Description of the Collection Series 1 Marketing Publications, 1894-circa 1979 6 11 archival boxes, 1 legal sized archival box, 1 volume, 1 oversize folder

This series contains brochures, catalogs, parts lists, manuals, and sample books produced by companies such as Draper Corp., CIBA Ltd., Du Pont, General Dyestuffs, and dozens more from around the world. Many of the marketing publications contain examples of either the fabrics being described, especially those marketing books which describe how various textiles react to the dyestuffs being marketed.

11Buhlmann dyeing machines / A.W. Buhlmann, 194-? 12The mutochrome for the production of coloured designs / Adam Hilger, Ltd., 1927 March 13Dyes made in America, 1915-1940 / American Cynamid Co., circa 1940 14Proper humidity and how to get it / American Moistening Co., 1921 15Annual report / American Woolen Co., 1948 16Texas cotton : from seed to mill / Anderson, Clayton, & Co., 1937 17Cashmere / Berhardt Altmann, 1950 18Weavematic needle looms / Bonas Bros. Weavematic Looms (England), Ltd., circa 196-? 19Chenile and tufting machinery / Broad Street Machine Co., 1954 110Handbook on warp sizing / C.J. Tagliabue, 1919 111The dyeing of mixed fabrics composed of wool and silk with dyestuffs of Leopold Cassella & Co. / Casella Color Co., 1906 112Coprante colors on cotton and staple fibre yarn / CIBA, Ltd., 195-?Contains fabric samples. 113Developed dyestuffs with white and colored discharges / CIBA, Ltd., 1956Contains fabric samples. 21Direct-chlorantine-developed dyes, on spun rayon and cotton piece goods / CIBA, Ltd., 195-?Contains fabric samples. 22Direct, chlorantine fast and Rigan colours which reserve acetate rayon / CIBA, Ltd., undatedContains fabric samples. 23Direct colors on cotton yarn / CIBA, Ltd., circa 1946Contains fabric samples. 31Direct colors on viscose rayon / CIBA, Ltd., 194-?Contains fabric samples. 32Discharge printing on cotton with fast to light direct dyes / CIBA, Ltd., 195-?Contains fabric samples. 33Neolan colours: fashionable shades, fast to light and wear / CIBA, Ltd., 194-?Contains fabric samples. 34Romantic story of tufted textiles / Cobble Tufting Machines, circa 1967 35150th anniversary / Crompton Co., circa 1957 36Story of a pair of silk stockings .... -- 2nd ed. / Davenport Hosiery Mills, c. 1923, p. 1923 37Les tissuz A-G-B / d'Ete, Robes, 1927 38Viscose rayon spinning / Dobson & Barlow, 194-? 39Cotton chats / Draper Corp., 1953 310Improved repair parts catalog for X and X-2 model Draper automatic looms / Draper Corp., 1957 4Draper loom parts / Draper Corp., 1932 - 1940 51Setting instructions Draper looms / Draper Corp., 1953 52Before you buy ... what you should know about fabrics / E.I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co. (Inc.), 194-? 53Continuous dyeing of wook rawstock / E.I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co. (Inc.), undatedContains fabric samples. 54Developed dyes discharged on cotton and spun rayon / E.I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co. (Inc.), circa 1959Contains fabric samples. 55Du Pont chrome colors for men's wear / E.I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co. (Inc.), circa 1946Contains fabric samples. 56Du Pont colors for light weight woolens / E.I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co. (Inc.), circa 1946Contains fabric samples. 61Du Pont colors for silk / E.I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co. (Inc.), undatedContains fabric samples. 62Du Pont dyes for acrylic fibers / E.I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co. (Inc.), circa 1958Contains fabric samples. 63Du Pont dyes for Dacron / E.I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co. (Inc.), circa 1956Contains fabric samples. 64Du Pont mapthanil / E.I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co. (Inc.), circa 1953Contains fabric samples. 65Du Pont vat dyes on tufted Rayon carpetings / E.I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co. (Inc.), 195-?Contains fabric samples. 71Dyeing blended yarns of Orlon and cotton / E.I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co. (Inc.), circa 1957Contains fabric samples. 71Dyes for woll piece goods with effect threads, / E.I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co. (Inc.), circa 1959Contains fabric samples. 72Knitting machinery / Eduoard Dubied & Cie., 191-? 73Story of Quadriga cloth / Ely & Walker Dry Goods, 193-? 74Corporate cost of living in the wool textile industry / Forstmann Woolen Co., 1947 Dec. 75Fifty years: an historical reminiscence / Friedman-Blan-Farber Co., 1933 76Dyeing synthetic fibers / General Dyestuff Corp., 1966Contains fabric samples. 77Dyestuffs for Dynel / General Dyestuff Corp., circa 1951Contains fabric samples. 81Dyestuffs for union dyeing / General Dyestuff Corp., 194-?Contains fabric samples. 81Fast color salts printed on Napthol AS, AS-D, AS-BS prepare / General Dyestuff Corp., circa 1940Contains fabric samples. 82Fastusol dyestuffs on cotton piece-goods / General Dyestuff Corp., circa 1946Contains fabric samples. 91Instructions for the operating of Brinton PR-19 rib body machines / H. Brinton Co., 1949 92Perforated materials general catalog no. 85 / Harrington & King Perforating Co., circa 1964 93First complete loom catalog / Hopedale Manufacturing Co., 192-? 94Dyeings on cotton-viscose lining / Imperial Chemical Industries, 1933Contains fabric samples. 95Fastness assessment of textile dyestuffs / Imperial Chemical Industries, 1954Contains fabric samples. 96McCormick-Deering cotton pickers / International Harvester, Inc., 194-? 97M. Lowenstein & Sons, Inc. / M. Lowenstein & Sons, Inc., 194-?Cottons fabric samples. 98Story of worsted yarns / National Spinning Co., 194-? 99Story of worsted yarns / National Worsted Mills, Inc., 194-?2 copies 910Modern lubrication of woolen & worsted machinery / New York & New Jersey Lubricant Co., 1946 911Direct and developed colors / Nyanza Color & Chemical Co., 1955Contains fabric samples. 101Humidification in knitting mills / Parks-Cramer Co., 192-? 102Dry and wet brushing for range finishing and individual operation / Parks & Woolson Machine Co., 194-? 103Woolen finishing machinery / Parks & Woolson Machine Co., 194-? 104Modern opening & lap forming machinery / Platt Bros. (Sales) Ltd., 195-? 105Saco-Lowell comber instruction manual. -- 1st ed. / Saco-Lowell Shops., 1963 106Technical data on roving. -- 5th printing / Saco-Lowell Shops., 19572 copies 107Technical data on spinning / Saco-Lowell Shops., 19582 copies

One copy is from the 5th printing, the other is from the 6th printing.

108Technical data on twisting / Saco-Lowell Shops., 1958 109Textile machinery with special reference to the warpers built by Saco-Lowell Shops at Lowell, Mass. -- 1st ed. / Saco-Lowell Shops., 191-? 1010Dyeing of the newer synthetic fibers: Orlon, Chemstrand, Dacron, Dynel, Vicara / Sandoz Chemical Works, Inc., circa 1957 1011Seyfert & Donner Flat Knitting Machine Builders, Chemnitz (Germany) / Seyfert & Donner Flat Knitting Machine Builders, Chemnitz (Germany), 191-? 1012Modern wool blending systems / Spencer & Halsted, Ltd., 1958 1013Ideal automatic loom / Stafford Co., 1912 1014Principles and advantages of Stafford shuttle changing looms / Stafford Co., 1930 111Fundamental of Leno weaving with flat steel heddle equipment / Steel Heddle Manufacturing Co., circa 1930 112ABC of textiles from raw material to finished fabric. Vol. 1: cotton / Steel Heddle Manufacturing Co., 1938 113Eastman acetate dyestuffs / Tennessee Eastman Corp., 196-? 114Processing procedures for synthetic staple fibers / Tennessee Eastman Corp., 1950 115Story of Eastman Estron / Tennessee Eastman Corp., circa 1949 116New electric cloth guider and feeder / Textile-Finishing Machinery Co., 193-? 117Future of full-fashioned hosiery / Textile Machine Works, 192-? 118"Reading" braiding machines / Textile Machine Works, circa 1946 119Torrington latch needle handbook / Torrington Co., 1961 1110Torrington latch needle handbook / Torrington Co., 1971 1111Things you should know about ... Vyrene / United States Rubber Co., circa 1962Includes fabric samples. 1112Practical applications and data analysis for use with the tension analyzer / Universal Winding Co., 1957 1113Warner period chart / Warner & Sons, Ltd., 1949 MayIncludes fabric samples. 1114Whitin cotton machinery lubrication / Whitin Machine Works, 193-? 1115Whitin D-4 comber sliver and ribbon lap machines / Whitin Machine Works, 1951 1116Whitin one process picking / Whitin Machine Works, c. 1947, p. 1951 1117Whitin opening machinery / Whitin Machine Works, c. 1947, p. 1951 1118Whitin story / Whitin Machine Works, 195-? 121Research key to textile progress / E.I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co. (Inc.), 1949 122Through the mill / Dwight Manufacturing Co., 194-? 123The exposition, 1882-1957 / Exposition Cotton Mills Co., circa 1957 124First in America / North American Rayon Corp., 1934 125Trip through the Whitin Machine Works / Whitin Machine Works., 1925 126Warp-knitting machines / Wilhelm Barfuss, 191-? Series 2 Reports, 1921-circa 1979 1 2 archival boxes

This series contains reports generated by industry groups and individuals doing research in topics related to the textile industry.

131Outline of the Japanese cotton industry / All Japan Cotton Spinner's Assoc., 1953 Oct. 132Mankind's magic carpet / American Textile Manufacturers Institute, Inc., 1974 133Now! all the natural wonders of wool plus .... / American Wool Council and the Wool Bureau, Inc., 195-? 134Application of mathematics in test analysis, , circa 1979 135Bildteppiche und antepedien im Historischen Museum Bern / Bern Historisches Museum, 1958 136Organization of knitting mills / Bigelow, Carle M., 1921 137Story of cotton in Canada / Cotton Institute of Canada, 1957 138Wool and the war / Davis, Hiram S., 1942 139Orange factory / Flowers, John Baxton, 1978 1310Textile numbering systems. -- Reprinted from Textile fundamentals / Grover, Elliot B. and Robert E. Wiggins, 196-?2 copies 1311Questions and answers on American-made lace net curtains for students of home decoration / Home Window Decorating Guild, circa 1957 1312World book of wool / International Wool Secretariat, 194-? 1313Knitting mill book. -- 3rd ed., , 1944 1314History of the work glove industry / Lay, Frank M. and Brodehurts Elsey, 1952 1315Coloring of post-war synthetic fibers / Loughlin, J.E., 194-? 1316Wool / Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, 1946 1317Medieval tapestries: a picture book / Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1947 1318Womean of fashion / Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1947 1319Facts about the cotton mill industry of India / Millowner's Assoc., Bombay, 1953 1320History of English embroidery / Morris, Barbara J., 1954 1321Facts about the New England cotton and man-made fibre textile industry today / National Association of Cotton Manufacturers, circa 1954 1322Wool in the United States / National Association of Wool Manufacturers, 1947 141Survey on causes and prevention of cotton fires / National Board of Fire Underwriters, 1950 142Cotton in the luggage industry / National Cotton Council of America, 1960 Jan. 143Cotton panorama / National Cotton Council of America, 1957 144Cotton and cotton futures / New York Cotton Exchange, 1952 145Delivering and receiving cotton. -- 2nd ed. / New York Cotton Exchange, 1957 146Will mechanical cotton harvesting pay? -- (Extension Circular, no. 428) / North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service, 1961 July 147Cotton production in North Carolina: past, present, future / North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering, circa 1954 148From grey to beauty: an account of the industry carried on at North Dighton by the Mount Hope Finishing Co. / O'Brien, Harriet E., 1927 149Processing equipment for Tek-ja yarns: a talk / Powischill, John W., 1955 1410Short story history of knitted fabrics, , 1923 1411Cotton production in India. -- (Foreign Agriculture Report no. 45) / Spielman, Henry W., 1950 March 1412Loom builders: the Drapers as pioneer contributors to the American way of life / West, Thomas H., 1952 1413Know your woolfacts / Wool Bureau, 1953 - 1954 1414Wool Industries Research Assoc. / Wool Industries Research Assoc., 1952, 1961 1415Excerpts from Recurring cycles of fashion / Young, Agnes Brooks, 1948 Series 3 Serials, 1894-1956 0.04 4 folders

1416Historical New Hampshire, , 1956 1417Knitters' circular and monthly report, Vol. 1, no. 1, , 1894 January 1418Nelly Bee loom weaving designs, Vol. III, , circa 1947 1419University Museum bulletin, Vol. XIV, no. 3, , 1949 DecemberContains article entitled: Warp and woof Series 4 Government Documents, 1936-1971 0.08 8 folders

This series contains marketing materials generated by the United States Dept. of Agriculture, Great Britain's Dept. of Agriculture, United Arab Republic, the Commonwealth of Australia, Egypt, and the State of North Dakota promoting the textile industry or the growing of cotton for the textile industry in their respective jurisdictions.

1420Commonwealth Scientific and Research Organisation / Commonwealth of Australia, 1950 July 20 1421Water-weight-changes in export and country bales / by Dr. W. Lawrence Balls / Egypt. Ministry of Agriculture, 1936 1422The book of wool / Great Britain. Dept. of Education, circa 1949 1423Syrian cotton: always first / United Arab Republic (Syrian Region), circa 1960 1424Syrian cotton panorama / United Arab Republic (Syrian Region), circa 1960 1425Multiple lint cleaning at cotton gins. -- (Marketing Research Report, no. 601) / United States. Dept. of Agriculture, 1958 May 1426USDA grade standards for wool top. -- (Marketing Bulletin, no. 53) / United States. Dept. of Agriculture, 1971 March 1427Feasibility of wool processing in North Dakota. -- (North Dakota Research Foundation Bulletin, no. 2) / United States. State of North Dakota, 1952 Series 5 Rules and Regulations, 1948-1964 0.03 3 folders

This series contains several rule books generated by the textiles industry regarding fair trade and sale practices for cotton and other fibers.

1428Cotton yarn rules, , 1957 1429New England terms for buying and selling American cotton, , 1948 January 1 1430Southern mill rules, , 1964 Series 6 Addition of June 2006, 1883-1979 4.25 5 archival boxes, 1 legal sized archival box

This series contains items that were discovered at the Textiles Library in June 2006 and added to the collection. The series includes marketing publications, reports, serials, government documents, and rules and regulations. Items are arranged alphabetically by publisher.

151 Ackerman, Phyllis Enjoy your museum IV: Handwoven textiles, 1935 152 Alabama Polytechnic Institute The ginning process, June 1949 153 American Enka Corporation, Technical Service Department Principles of Dyeing Unions on Fabrics Containing Rayon, October, 1930 154 American Woolen Company From wool to cloth, 1928 155 American Viscose Corporation Vinyon, 194? 156 Anglo Fabrics Company, Incorporated Anglo fabrics in wool: The now of fashion for fall 1979, 1979Contains fabric samples. 157 Association of Cotton Textile Merchants of New York Ten years of cotton textiles, 1935-1945, 194? 158 Avisco Fibers Fabrics composition book for home sewing, Contains fabric and thread samples. 159 Botany Mills, Incorporated A wool primer: History and uses of natures noblest fiber, 1943, 19482 editions 1510 Comer, Donald Braxton Bragg Comer (1848-1927): An Alabamian whose Avondale Mills opened new paths for southern progress, 1947 1511 Cannon Mills The Kannapolis story, circa 1946 1512 Caplan, Jessie Linen fabrics, 1939 1513 Centre de Productivite de L'Industrie Cotonniere Echantillons de tissus de coton, 1951 1514 Cotton Manufacturers Association of Georgia Hedging or price insurance, May 13, 1924

Address by Henry Plauche, Assistant Secretary of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange at the Annual Meeting of the Cotton Manufacturers Association of Georgia.

1515 Cotton-Textile Institute, Incorporated All-American Cottons for 1938 spring and summer fashions, 1938Contains .fabric samples 1516 Cotton-Textile Institute, Incorporated Annual Reports, 1942 - 1944 1517 Cotton-Textile Institute, Incorporated Gala cottons for 1937 spring and summer fashions, 1937Contains fabric samples. 1519 Cotton-Textile Institute, Incorporated Types of fashionable cotton fabrics for spring 1931, December 1931Contains fabric samples. 1518 Cotton-Textile Institute, Incorporated Types of fashionable cotton fabrics for fall 1931, September 1931Contains fabric samples. 1520 Cotton-Textile Institute, Incorporated Types of fashionable cotton fabrics for spring 1932, January 1932Contains fabric samples. 1521 Cotton-Textile Institute, Incorporated Types of fashionable cotton fabrics for spring and summer 1934, 1934Contains fabric samples. 161 Cotton-Textile Institute, Incorporated Types of fashionable cotton fabrics for spring and summer 1935, 1935Contains fabric samples. 162 Cotton-Textile Institute, Incorporated "Leap year" cotton fabrics for 1936 spring and summer fashions, 1936Contains fabric samples. 163 Crawford Manufacturing Company Auto Fabric Goods, Contains fabric samples. 164 D. Nusbaum and Company The full-fashion idea in fine knitted outerwear, 1922 165 Davis and Furber Machine Company Worsted Book, 1927 166 Delta Council Delta Council history, 1938-1943, circa 1944 167 Dexter Chemical Corporation Old dyers, old books, and old methods: Remarks on the history of dyeing and finishing, circa 1946 168 E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company A brief history of dyes, 1946 169 E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company Buying fabrics for color fastness, 1947 1610 E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company Modern dyestuffs and their properties, 1946 1611 E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company Testing for colorfastness in the home, 1947 1612 Goodall Fabrics Behind the scenes with fibers, facts, and fabrics, Contains fabric and thread samples. 1613 Greer, James A. Greer's practical carder, 1914 1614 H. Brinton Company Knitting machinery, 1923 1615 Hamilton Manufacturing Company Hamilton fabrics, Contains fabric samples. 1616 Hamilton Manufacturing Company Fleetfoot flannel, Contains fabric samples. 1617 Hohenstein-Ernstthal i. Sa., Weipert i. B. Festschrift analBlich des 100 jahrigen Bestehens der Firma G. F. Beck, 192?

Text in German.

1618 Institute of Chemistry of Great Britain and Ireland Two lectures on the development of the chemistry of commercial synthetic dyes (1856-1938), 1939 1619International Fabric Exposition, February 22 - March 6 1926 1620 International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union The Union, 1621 Japanese Government Raw Silk Intelligence Bureau Methods of testing and classification of raw silk, 1938 1622 Joint Committee on Classification Methods of testing raw silk, 1934 171 Karl Lieberknecht Karl Lieberknecht Oberlungwitz (Saxony), 1923Contains photographs.

Captions in German.

172 Kaufhaus Den frunden unferes noules, 1934

Text in German.

173 Kaufmann's Rugs of the Orient, 174 Knitted Textiles Corporation Practical hints on the use of crystal knit fabrics, 1923 175 L. and E. Stirn The romance of the famous opera velvets, 1935 176 Lamb Knitting Machine Corporation Samples, Contains yarn and fabric samples. 177 Liberty Throwing Company Rayon crepe yardage tables, 178 M'Lennan, Blair, and Company Comparative yarn tables, 1883 179 M'Lennan, Blair, and Company International yarn tables, 1903 1710 Marshall Field and Company The sceptre of cotton: Its part in the building of nations, 1920 1711 Mechanical Knitting Notes on the development of knitting processes, with a description of cottons patent frame, 1923? 1712 National Association of Cotton Manufacturers President's Address by Franklin W. Hobbs, 1912 1713 National Association of Wool Manufacturers Wages in the wool textile industry, December, 1943 1714 National Association of Wool Manufacturers Wool in the United States, 1947 1715 National Cotton Council Cotton in the Belgian Congo, 1949 1716 National Cotton Council Cotton in French Africa and Nigeria, 1949 1717 National Cotton Council of America The history of cotton textiles, 1718 National Cotton Council of America Use and application of fiber and spinning tests, 1719 New Bedford Textile Institute Golden Jubilee, May 13-15, 1948 1720 Newcomen Society in North America Looms for the world: Crompton & Knowles in textile machinery manufacture --since 1837, 1949 181 National Research Council Clothing test methods, 1945 182 New Orleans Cotton Exchange The New Orleans Cotton Exchange: Its functions and method of transacting business in contracts for the future delivery of cotton, 183 New Orleans Cotton Exchange Statements and letters of Edw. S. Butler, 1921 184 New York Institute for the Education of the Blind Loom accessories for blind handweavers, 1939 185 New York & New Jersey Lubricant Company Non-fluid oil: Lubrication of textile machinery, 186 Nolde & Horst Golden anniversary, 1886-1936, 1939 187 North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering and North Carolina Department of Agriculture The relation of certain physical fibers properties in improved cotton varieties to spinning quality, 1938 188 North Carolina State University College of Textiles Textile School ribbon sample, 1925 189 Penland North Carolina The story of the Penland Weavers, 1941 1810 Provisional Committee on Research and Education for the Cotton Industry, Manchester Scientific research in relation to cotton and the cotton industry, 1917 1811 Raw Silk Industry of Japan One thousand facts about the raw silk industry of Japan, 1927 1812 Robinson and Cleaver A short history of fine linen, 1914? 1813 Rosemary Manufacturing Company Mercerized pattern cloth, Contains fabric samples. 1814 Saco-Lowell Shops Cotton opening cleaning and picking, 1926 195 South Dakota State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts The wearing qualities of wool serge: A comparison between the physical characteristics of new and worn materials, 1947 196 Southern Regional Council Machines in the cotton fields, 1946 197The Spinner, October, 1938volume 1, number 6 1815 Simplex Sampling Association Simplex buyer's guide of standard merchandise, 1917 1816 Simplex Sampling Association Simplex buyer's guide of standard merchandise, 19192 folders 1817 Simplex Sampling Association Simplex buyer's guide of standard merchandise, 19192 folders 191 Simplex Sampling Association Simplex buyer's guide of standard merchandise, 1920 192 Simplex Sampling Association Simplex buyer's guide of standard merchandise, 1922 193 Simplex Sampling Association Simplex buyer's guide of standard merchandise, 1923 194 Simplex Sampling Association Simplex buyer's guide of standard merchandise, 1924 198 Standard Chemical Products Authentic prints of early textile dyeing and finishing, 2 copies 199 Stockport District Mill Overlookers' Association A preliminary investigation concerning the diameters of yarns, 1923 201 Stroock, Sylvan I. Llamas and llamaland, 1937 202 Stroock, Sylvan I. The story of camel hair, 1936 203 Stroock, Sylvan I. The story of vicuna, 1937 204 Szepesi and Farr Treatise on testing textiles, 1911 205 Textile-Finishing Machinery Company Sanforizing machinery, 206 United States, Chamber of Commerce Commodity exchange trading with particular reference to cotton, 1934 207 United States Department of Agriculture The angora goat, 1944 208 United States Department of Agriculture and Department of Commerce The angora goat and mohair industry, 1929 209 United States Federal Trade Commission Rules and regulations under the Wool Products Labeling Act of 1939, 1941 2010 United States Group Control Council for Germany The German woolen industry, 1945 2011 United States Tariff Commission Wool prices, 1937 2012 University of Wales Report on a survey of the Welsh textile industry made on behalf of the University of Wales, 1927 2013 Wanamaker, John The collection of tapestries, mantels, and mural decorations, 2014 Whitin Machine Works Component parts of band drive spinning frames and twisters, 1924 2015 Whitin Machine Works Component parts of band drive spoolers, 1925 2016 Whitin Machine Works Component parts of Whitin Models D3 and D4 combers, 1939 2017 Whitin Machine Works Whitin picking machinery, 1928

Picking machinery for cotton wastes; Lappers; Condensers, Conveyors and cleaning trunks

2018 Wool Bureau, Incorporated Is it wool?, 194? 2019 Wool Industries Research Association Some practical results of its work, 1937 211 William Smith and Brothers Makers of All Kinds of Power Loom and Preparing Machinery