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Apprentice warper Timothy Cherry making a warp; this warp has 2,080 "ends" (threads).

Apprentice warper Timothy Cherry making a warp; this warp has 2,080 "ends" (threads).

Apprentice warper Timothy Cherry making a warp; this warp has 2,080 "ends" (threads).

Apprentice warper Timothy Cherry making a warp; this warp has 2,080 "ends" (threads).

Apprentice warper Timothy Cherry "making a warp"; this warp has 2,080 "ends" (threads); the large, circular warping frame was manufactured in Paterson by the Benjamin Eastwood Co.

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Apprentice warper Timothy Cherry at the warping frame on the second floor of the plant; there are 2,080 "ends" (threads) on the frame.

Apprentice warper Timothy Cherry at the warping frame on the second floor of the plant; there are 2,080 "ends" (threads) on the frame.

Master warper Al Zarky at the warping wheel; he is in the process of "making the warp;" this warp has 10,440 "ends" or individual threads.

Apprentice warper Timothy Cherry making a warp; this warp has 2,080 "ends" (threads).

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Forms part of a group of images recorded on August 16, documenting scenes at the Joseph Teshon, Inc., jacquard-weaving mill, 196-200 21st Avenue, Paterson.

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textile industry work processes weaving ethnographic photographs joseph teshon co inc paterson n j ethnography paterson nj apprentice warper timothy cherry apprentice warper timothy cherry warp ends threads new jersey working in paterson project collection working in paterson occupational heritage in an urban setting american folklife center timothy cherry martha cooper david alan taylor ultra high resolution high resolution industrial history library of congress
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Date

01/01/1994
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Taylor, David Alan, 1951- (Collaborator)
Cherry, Timothy (Depicted)
Cooper, Martha (Photographer)
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Paterson (N.J.) ,  40.91667, -74.17194
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Library of Congress
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http://www.loc.gov/
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textile industry work processes weaving ethnographic photographs joseph teshon co inc paterson n j ethnography paterson nj apprentice warper timothy cherry apprentice warper timothy cherry warp ends threads new jersey working in paterson project collection working in paterson occupational heritage in an urban setting american folklife center timothy cherry martha cooper david alan taylor ultra high resolution high resolution industrial history library of congress