- FWGC-1100960
- Item
- c 1904
Part of Frank W Gregory Collection
This is a large concern seen from downstream. Postcard sent 19/8/1904
Paper mills
Taxonomy
Code
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- Glossary/UKAT
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Hierarchical terms
Paper mills
Equivalent terms
Paper mills
- UF Paper mill
Associated terms
Paper mills
864 Archival description results for Paper mills
864 results directly related Exclude narrower terms
- WPAC-WAT-01186
- Item
- 1905
Valentine's
- WPAC-WAT-01157
- Item
- 1897
Francis Frith and Co
- WPAC-WAT-01188
- Item
- 1897
Francis Frith and Co
- WPAC-WAT-01189
- Item
- 1904 or earlier
This image is undated; however it cannot be later than 1904 as this copy of the postcard bears a postmark of that date.
Unknown publisher
- RHSC-15-063
- Item
- Unknown
Part of Richard Hills Collection
"Stampers. French, 4 hammers."
- RHSC-15-061
- Item
- Unknown
Part of Richard Hills Collection
Stocks Mill, Wookey Hole, Somerset, site of mill, now the Wookey Hole car park.
- LUKE-002-049
- Item
- 1990
Part of Brian Luker Collection
Stoke Bottom Paper Mill, Somerset, ruins, east wall, door post
- LUKE-002-053
- Item
- 1994
Part of Brian Luker Collection
Stoke Bottom Paper Mill, Somerset, ruins, west wall interior
- LUKE-002-052
- Item
- 1994
Part of Brian Luker Collection
Stoke Bottom Paper Mill, Somerset, ruins, west wall with the stream below
- LUKE-002-051
- Item
- 1994
Part of Brian Luker Collection
Stoke Bottom Paper Mill, Somerset, ruins, leat into spillway
- LUKE-002-050
- Item
- 1994
Part of Brian Luker Collection
- RHSC-12-015
- Item
- June 1978
Part of Richard Hills Collection
The Lessebo Handpappersbruk in the small town Lessebo in Sweden produces paper entirely by hand using an over 300 years old and almost unchanged process. The paper with the well known watermark is used as stationery and envelope as well as for special documents such as marriage and baptismal certificates, high quality business cards or even for watercolor paintings.
"Sweden Lessebo - Mill waterwheel leat end"
- RHSC-12-013
- Item
- June 1978
Part of Richard Hills Collection
The Lessebo Handpappersbruk in the small town Lessebo in Sweden produces paper entirely by hand using an over 300 years old and almost unchanged process. The paper with the well known watermark is used as stationery and envelope as well as for special documents such as marriage and baptismal certificates, high quality business cards or even for watercolor paintings.
"Sweden Lessebo - outside of mill"
- RHSC-12-014
- Item
- June 1978
Part of Richard Hills Collection
The Lessebo Handpappersbruk in the small town Lessebo in Sweden produces paper entirely by hand using an over 300 years old and almost unchanged process. The paper with the well known watermark is used as stationery and envelope as well as for special documents such as marriage and baptismal certificates, high quality business cards or even for watercolor paintings.
- RHSC-12-016
- Item
- June 1978
Part of Richard Hills Collection
The Lessebo Handpappersbruk in the small town Lessebo in Sweden produces paper entirely by hand using an over 300 years old and almost unchanged process. The paper with the well known watermark is used as stationery and envelope as well as for special documents such as marriage and baptismal certificates, high quality business cards or even for watercolor paintings.
- RHSC-12-012
- Item
- June 1978
Part of Richard Hills Collection
The Lessebo Handpappersbruk in the small town Lessebo in Sweden produces paper entirely by hand using an over 300 years old and almost unchanged process. The paper with the well known watermark is used as stationery and envelope as well as for special documents such as marriage and baptismal certificates, high quality business cards or even for watercolor paintings.
The art of paper-making (17th century method)
- RHSC-13-101
- Item
- No date
Part of Richard Hills Collection
The art of paper-making (17th century method)
- RHSC-13-091
- Item
- No date
Part of Richard Hills Collection
- CUTT-01193
- Item
- 29 December 1961
Part of Press Cuttings Collection
Cutting from 'Daily Telegraph and Morning Post' of a submission by D. J. Asborne describing the story of how the Portal family escaped from France and settled down in England at Bere Mill.
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