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1. W.2002.47 - Pin, Straight

   Two wooden pin setters used to straighten pins on the Noble combs. Bradford System. Used to removed short fibers in the wool, 2" or less. Noil - 2" or less. (Info from Arnold Wilder)

   Record Type: Object

   
2. W.2008.13.2.10 - Tatting

   Collection of small - 1.5" diameter - tatted circles and some smaller pieces of tatting made by Lillie Atwood. Ivory cotton thread.

   Record Type: Object

   
3. W.2017.4.2 - Yarn

   Abbot Worsted yarn hank, worsted, off-white, with tag indicating it was Pot Spun, Lot 3922 made on Nov. 20, 1951. (Transferred from the American Textile History Museum, their id # 1987.110.214.4)

   Record Type: Object

   
4. W.2017.4.4 - Yarn

   Abbot Worsted cream colored "Pot Spun" and scoured yarn hank dated 10-31-52. ( Transfered from the American Textile History Museum, their id # 1987.11..214.2) (18" diameter)

   Record Type: Object

   
5. W.2017.4.5 - Yarn

   Abbot Worsted brown yarn wound on a core, in a cylindrical shape. Acording to the donor, the pot spinning method used was developed by McCann at the Abbot Wrosted Co. in the mid 20th century. (Transfered from the Americal Textile History Museum, their id# 1987.110.215) (12.5" tall x 6" diameter)

   Record Type: Object

   
6. W.2017.4.6 - Yarn

   Abbot Worsted cream colored yarn wound on a cylinder. (Transfered from the American Textile History Museum, their id # 1987.110.214.1) (14.5" tall, 6.5" diameter)

   Record Type: Object

   
7. W.2017.4.7 - Sign, Informational

   Cast grey metal sign, : "C.G. Sargent's Sons, Corp. Wool Washing Machinery, Continuous Dryers for Cotton, Wool and Rags; Cone Dusters; Burr Pickers; Self Feeders: Crabbers: Wast Cards: Metallic Breasts: Lickers in and all kinds of Wire and Cylinder Work. Graniteville Mass." The number 4087 is stamped in the back of the metal sign. (7" x 3.875) (Transfered from the ATHM, their id # 1972.75)

   Record Type: Object

   
8. W.2017.4.9 - Sign, Identification

   Oval cast bronze sign: "C.G. Sargent's Sons, Graniteville, Mass. Patented Oct 31 1882." (14.75" x 7" ) (Transfered from the American Textile History Museum, their id# 1972.79, their 72.79 marked on the back.)

   Record Type: Object