An edition of The letter books of Joseph Holroyd (cloth-factor) and Sam Hill (clothier) (1914)

The letter books of Joseph Holroyd (cloth-factor) and Sam Hill (clothier)

documents illustrating the organisation of the Yorkshire textile industry in the early 18th century.

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An edition of The letter books of Joseph Holroyd (cloth-factor) and Sam Hill (clothier) (1914)

The letter books of Joseph Holroyd (cloth-factor) and Sam Hill (clothier)

documents illustrating the organisation of the Yorkshire textile industry in the early 18th century.

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Publish Date
Publisher
Bankfield Museum
Language
English
Pages
41

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Subjects
History, Wool industry, Correspondence, Textile industry, Textile fabrics, Woolen and worsted manufacture
People
Joseph Holroyd, Samuel Hill (ca. 1759), Samuel Hill, Joseph Holroyd (Correspondence)
Places
Yorkshire, England
Times
18th century

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Cover of: The letter books of Joseph Holroyd (cloth-factor) and Sam Hill (clothier)
The letter books of Joseph Holroyd (cloth-factor) and Sam Hill (clothier): documentsillustrating the organisation of the Yorkshire textile industry in the early 18th century
1914, F. King
in English
Cover of: The letter books of Joseph Holroyd (cloth-factor) and Sam Hill (clothier)
The letter books of Joseph Holroyd (cloth-factor) and Sam Hill (clothier): documents illustrating the organisation of the Yorkshire textile industry in the early 18th century.
1914, Bankfield Museum
in English
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Halifax [England]
Series
Bankfield Museum notes -- no. 3

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Pagination
41 p.
Number of pages
41

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OL15218793M

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