Most Recent Articles from Chronicle of the Early American Industries Association, Inc., The

• Stinehour Press: Half a Century of Fine Printing in the Northeast Kingdom, The 

  On the morning of July 15, 2008, I arose early and drove north from South Dartmouth, Massachusetts, 225 miles to The Stinehour Press in Lunenburg,...

  09/01/09 by Hall, Elton W · More from publication

• Selections from The Stinehour Press 

  Right, "New Hampshire" by Robert Frost, 1955. Title page and page 3. Actual page size: 7½ 5¼ inches. Only 750 copies of this small...

  09/01/09 · More from publication

• American Textile Industry: Promoting the Image, the Process, and the Product, The 

  The collections of the American Textile History Museum in Lowell, Massachusetts, have been in the making for almost fifty years - not a significant...

  09/01/09 by Sheridan, Clare M · More from publication

• Butter-Making Tools and Machinery, Part I 

  This article, the first of two on butter making, deals with subsistence and commercial butter making on the farm. The second article, which will...

  09/01/09 by Wood, Paul · More from publication

• Get Your Nickel's Worth-Stanley's Use of Coins for Promotion 

  The Four-Square Promotional Over the years, the articles I have written for this column have concentrated on particular products that the Stanley...

  09/01/09 by Jacob, Walter; Jacob, Suzanne Fellman · More from publication

• Introduction of an Eighteenth-Century Tool Chest-Deacon John Mansfield of Danvers/Lynnfield, Massachusetts 

  Introduction Eighteenth-century tool chests hold a particular fascination for those of us involved with the study of early American trades....

  09/01/09 by Lasswell, Patrick · More from publication

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