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Rollinsford-Salmon Falls: Mill No. 2 Picker
Rollinsford-Salmon Falls: Mill No. 2 Picker

Mills of Salmon Falls Mfg. Co., Salmon Falls, N.H.
Mills of Salmon Falls Mfg. Co., Salmon Falls, N.H.

Cotton: From Plant to Product
Cotton: From Plant to Product

The Pepperell News Sheet, Volume XXIII, June, 1948, Number 6.
The Pepperell News Sheet, Volume XXIII, June, 1948, Number 6.

The Pepperell Sheet
The Pepperell Sheet

Whitin Cotton Card-Room Machinery: Manual owned by Horace H. Hoyt: “Pepp. Mfg. Co.” 4th ed. 1925.
Whitin Cotton Card-Room Machinery: Manual owned by Horace H. Hoyt: “Pepp. Mfg. Co.” 4th ed. 1925.

Lucia Matteau: Paycheck envelope for labor week ending February 25, 1928: $20.25. <span style=" class="protected" />
Lucia Matteau: Paycheck envelope for labor week ending February 25, 1928: $20.25.

Joseph Matteau: Life membership card with the Textile Workers Union of America, March, 1955.
Joseph Matteau: Life membership card with the Textile Workers Union of America, March, 1955.

Payroll ledger: Laconia Company, 1852.
Payroll ledger: Laconia Company, 1852.

Cheeses Yarn: Cheese yarn is essentially a larger tube with the ability to hold over 10 kilograms (about 22 pounds) of yarn. Primarily for large scale production and does not need to be replaced all that frequently.
Cheeses Yarn: Cheese yarn is essentially a larger tube with the ability to hold over 10 kilograms (about 22 pounds) of yarn. Primarily for large scale production and does not need to be replaced all that frequently.