Author: Various Authors
Title: The Saco-Lowell Bulletin. Bound Volume Containing All Issues from January 1930 Through December 1931
Description: Boston, Saco-Lowell, Publisher. Leather. 1930-31. Flexible black leather covers binding all issues, with original wrappers, in the interior. Pagination varies. Black and white photos throughout. A complete run of two years' worth of this bulletin issued by the Saco-Lowell Company. As one of the largest manufacturers in the world in the 1920s, they had factories in Lowell and Newton, Massachusetts, as well as Biddeford, Maine. But after merging with another company and consolidating, the company shuttered all its mills in Lowell, and Newton by 1932, keeping only the Biddeford one going. These bulletins discuss the operations and usefulness of the various textile machinery they produced, as well as other concerns within the industry. Name of George F. Albrecht in the interior, who apparently held patents for machinery he invented for the use of the Saco-Lowell company. GOOD condition. Covers rather grubby and soiled, with some discoloration and staining. Minor wear to the interior. Good .
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Title: The Saco-Lowell Bulletin. Bound Volume Containing All Issues from January 1930 Through December 1931
Description: Boston, Saco-Lowell, Publisher. Leather. 1930-31. Flexible black leather covers binding all issues, with original wrappers, in the interior. Pagination varies. Black and white photos throughout. A complete run of two years' worth of this bulletin issued by the Saco-Lowell Company. As one of the largest manufacturers in the world in the 1920s, they had factories in Lowell and Newton, Massachusetts, as well as Biddeford, Maine. But after merging with another company and consolidating, the company shuttered all its mills in Lowell, and Newton by 1932, keeping only the Biddeford one going. These bulletins discuss the operations and usefulness of the various textile machinery they produced, as well as other concerns within the industry. Name of George F. Albrecht in the interior, who apparently held patents for machinery he invented for the use of the Saco-Lowell company. GOOD condition. Covers rather grubby and soiled, with some discoloration and staining. Minor wear to the interior. Good .
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Price: US$ 162.00 Seller: Mare Booksellers
- Book number: 020121
- Book number: 020121
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