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Calendar of Treasury Papers
… a medium of y e former importation - 1730 0 0 And for the pin work y r at a medium of former years - - - - 689 19 8 And for y e pin work at Leith also at a medium - - - - - - 126 5 4 The …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… on the Countess for her jointure, and 600 l. per ann. for pin money. [It relates other circumstances arising out of …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… pole or WAGON POLE. Through this hole passes the king pin, which thus provides the link, not only of the body to … on warping board pegs (possibly elsewhere called a WARPING PIN), measured and rewound into SKEINs. These were sized in a … taken off the pegs in a method described under WARPING PIN. Often the warp already in the loom was described by the …
A History of the County of Stafford
… Co. Ltd. made diatonic, tube, crown, and platinum pin teeth at the Manor Works in Fieldgate. 53 It was the sole …
A History of the County of Essex
… There was a fulling mill at Sewardstone in c. 1777. 37 A pin factory was in existence by 1805, 38 but had closed by …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… three cloth-halls have been erected. There are several pin-factories, pins being a staple article of trade here; and …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… an older method of using pegs on the wall [see WARPING PIN] and was replaced in turn by the WARPING MILL [Trowbridge … (late). References: Trowbridge Museum (online). Warping pin A term that has not been noted in the dictionaries. It … RIGELL is also a term not yet identified. The warping pin may be the same as the PIN described by Randle Holme …