Manufactures

These objects are two wooden boxes with glass covers. They contain samples of fabric during the different stages as wool and cotton are converted from raw fibers into finished cloth.

These objects are two wooden boxes with glass covers. They contain samples of fabric during the different stages as wool and cotton are converted from raw fibers into finished cloth.

These objects are two wooden boxes with glass covers. They contain samples of fabric during the different stages as wool and cotton are converted from raw fibers into finished cloth.

These objects are two wooden boxes with glass covers. They contain samples of fabric during the different stages as wool and cotton are converted from raw fibers into finished cloth.

These objects are two wooden boxes with glass covers. They contain samples of fabric during the different stages as wool and cotton are converted from raw fibers into finished cloth.

These objects are two wooden boxes with glass covers. They contain samples of fabric during the different stages as wool and cotton are converted from raw fibers into finished cloth.

These objects are two wooden boxes with glass covers. They contain samples of fabric during the different stages as wool and cotton are converted from raw fibers into finished cloth.

This object is a piece of paper with hooks, eyes, and loops that would have been used as fasteners to sew clothing. There were originally twenty-four of each type attached to the paper, but some have been removed. The paper is yellow and blue, and says "No. 3 CLINTON, 24 Each, Hooks, Eyes, and Loops, Holds Securely. It also has a seal that says that the brand is the Oakville Company Division of the Scovill Manufacturing Company, which had its headquarters in Waterbury, Connecticut.

1980s & 1990s Box

Partially used.

This object is a piece of paper with hooks, eyes, and loops that would have been used as fasteners to sew clothing. There were originally twenty-four of each type attached to the paper, but some have been removed. The paper is yellow and blue, and says "No. 3 CLINTON, 24 Each, Hooks, Eyes, and Loops, Holds Securely. It also has a seal that says that the brand is the Oakville Company Division of the Scovill Manufacturing Company, which had its headquarters in Waterbury, Connecticut.

1980s & 1990s Box

Partially used.

This object is a piece of paper with hooks, eyes, and loops that would have been used as fasteners to sew clothing. There were originally twenty-four of each type attached to the paper, but some have been removed. The paper is yellow and blue, and says "No. 3 CLINTON, 24 Each, Hooks, Eyes, and Loops, Holds Securely. It also has a seal that says that the brand is the Oakville Company Division of the Scovill Manufacturing Company, which had its headquarters in Waterbury, Connecticut.

1980s & 1990s Box

Partially used.