Box 6
Contains 79 Results:
Item 1: Adriatic Heavy Flannels
Yds. N.p., n.d. Gold lettering against a deep purple background. Image of mill in center. 29.5 x 24 cm.
Item 2: African
____ Metres. ____ Yds. N.p., n.d. Image of tiger's head against gray background; gold lettering; red and gold border. Bliss Fabyan label. 23 x 28 cm.
Item 3: Arkwright Corset Jeans
Middlesex Bleachery & Dye Works.
Item 4: Alberton Warranted Fast Colors Brown Twills
Alberton, Md.: Alberton Cotton Mills, ca. 1860. Image of mill buildings on right, with railroad on left and men and women walking around in the foreground. Trees and hills in the background. Identical to Box 1, Item 1, Folder 21. Image is duplicated on
Item 5: American Print Works, Fall River, Mass
American Print Works, Fall River, Mass. n.d. Engraving. Sheet of four uncut labels with varying scrollwork border and image: Coumbus landing in the Americas; Pilgrims landing at Plymouth Rock?; American eagle and flags; two classical female figures wi
Item 6: Art Muslin
Circular chromo, black & gold
Item 7: Brant Manuf'g. Company.
Collection consists of the labels used by textile manufacturers to identify their materials. These labels range from simple identification tags to works of art. At their simplest the labels are little more than blank pieces of paper on which the manufacturer, type of cloth, and yardage can be written. The illustrated labels can be anything from simple line drawings to elaborate works of late-19th and early-20th century art, both serious and whimsical.
Item 8: Boston Blue Drills
Warranted..Middlesex Bleachery and Dye Works.
Item 9: Boston Steam Mills Medal Denims
N.p., ca. 1800s. Engraving? Image of Old State House in Boston in center. Black lettering against yellow background. 31.5 x 25.75 cm.
Item 10: Brookfield Manf'g Co.
Collection consists of the labels used by textile manufacturers to identify their materials. These labels range from simple identification tags to works of art. At their simplest the labels are little more than blank pieces of paper on which the manufacturer, type of cloth, and yardage can be written. The illustrated labels can be anything from simple line drawings to elaborate works of late-19th and early-20th century art, both serious and whimsical.