Forty-two short exposure routine tests of bulk dyeing’s of yarn on card. Each sample is coded with yarn count 1909-1910
Miscellaneous collection relating to the development and use of dyes by the Morton family Morton Collection relating to the development and use of dyes by the Morton family
Scots Tapestry or “Cockpen”. Multicoloured tapestry developed by James Morton using printed warps. October 1927 – December 1931. Scots Tapestry or “Cockpen” Oct 1927-Dec 1931
A booklet: “Sundour and Donegal”, the first US advertising for Morton Sundour Fabrics. A booklet: “Sundour and Donegal”
4. Photo of Killybegs in Ireland – centre of Donegal Industry. Image shows Morton’s Factory. Photo of Killybegs in Ireland
Photograph stuck on board depicting ‘The weaver at work at his Jacquard hand-loom, assisted by his wife winding the pirns for his shuttle.’ Photograph by S. R. Fullerton, Darvel. Photograph, ‘The weaver at work at his Jacquard hand-loom'
Small envelope (b) containing samples of Galt “Mixtures”, 1928. Small envelope containing samples of Galt “Mixtures”, 1928 1928