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1930 American Thread Company |
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Stock Code ATC01 |
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Certificate dated 23rd April 1930 for 100 shares of preferred capital stock of
$5 each.
Issued to Jack B Wickham ,with his actual handwritten signature on the reverse of the certificate. The printed signatures of J G
Wylie, treasurer and Robert C Kerr company secretary are also shown.
Vignette of reel of cotton eagle at
top of the certificate. Ornate blue border.
Certificate size is
27.5 cm high x 21 cm wide (11.5" x 8.5"). It will be mounted in a mahogany frame, with
gold inlay, size 31 cm high x 39 cm wide.
The certificate is shown
unframed as all items are mounted to order. We have several
certificates of this company between 1930 and 1954; should you require
information on any of the others, or are interested in a
specific named individual on a certificate please
click here. We will then scan in an image of the actual
certificate for you.
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Framed Price
: £65.00
Unframed
Price : £25.00 |
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About This
CompanyIn 1898, the British-owned English
Sewing Company purchased and merged 13 independent thread and yarn
companies, including The Merrick Thread Company of Holyoke, forming the
American Thread Company. As the years progressed, American Thread employed
various immigrant groups in mills scattered from Connecticut to Maine.
Working conditions in the mills were hard: cold in the winter and hot in the
summer, with long work days of 12 to 14 hours in a dusty and loud
environment. Children were often employed because they could be paid less
for their labor, and child-labor laws were often ignored.
At the time of its formation, the American Thread Company was the largest
thread company in the world, and it remained a successful business
throughout the 20th century, finally leaving New England and relocating to
North Carolina in 1985. |
