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Cotton BoardWaste spinning. Report of a survey of personnel and wages1948
Ministry of LabourReport of an Enquiry into Apprenticeship and Training, 1925-26. IV. Textile and Clothing Industries. Title page.1928
Fitton, Sam"Come in, Bill!"6th December 1912
Amalgamated Cotton Mills Trust Ltd.Concerning Cotton. The Cellular Clothing Company Ltd. A Study in Development. (16)1920
Queen Street Manufacturing CompanyReference for Mary Hargreaves from the Queen Street Manufacturing Co. Ltd.8 August 1918
Wilson Brothers Co. Ltd.One Hundred Years, 1823-1923: Wilson Brothers Bobbin Company Ltd. Page 57.1923
Ministry of LabourCertificate awarded to Robert Hall & Sons, Bury for the Employment of Disabled Men.c.1945
Anon.The Factory Lad, or the Life of Simon Smike. Title page.1839
Cotton BoardYoung apprentice working on a Lancashire Loomc.1944
Cotton BoardEmbroidering machinec.1952
Cotton BoardSewing quiltingc.1946
Cotton BoardMixing dye colourc.1951
Cotton BoardSir James Farmer Norton "Sanforizing" processc.1952
Cotton BoardHibbert tape-sizing machine at A.S. Orr & Co. Ltd., Bamber Bridge, Prestonc.1958
Cotton BoardWeaver operating Jacquard loomc.1952
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Image: an operative tending a beaming machine at Lily Mills, Shaw in the 1950s Image: Row of Terraced Houses in Ancoats, Manchester
Image: Manchester marchers during the General Strike,1926 Image: Lap-frame engraving by J.R. Barfoot, published 1835-40
Image: illustration of a worker at a Bleach Mill, c.1780 Image: Female Millworker, 1930s
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