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Warper Al Zarky "making a warp"; the large circular piece of equipment is called a "warping frame," it was manufactured in Paterson by the Sipp Machine Company.

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Warper Al Zarky "making a warp"; the large circular piece of equipment is called a "warping frame," it was manufactured in Paterson by the Sipp Machine Company.

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Summary

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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Date

01/01/1994

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Contributors

Taylor, David Alan, 1951- (Collaborator)

Cherry, Timothy (Depicted)

Zarky, Al (Depicted)

Cooper, Martha (Photographer)

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Location

Paterson (N.J.), 40.91667, -74.17194

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Library of Congress

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Public Domain