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The story book of wool

Maud Fuller Petersham

1939

The Celys and their world

Alison Hanham

1985

Sheep station

Shirley Frederick

2002

Alpacas, sheep, and men

Benjamin S. Orlove

1977

The consequences of trade, as to the wealth and strength of any nation

W. Webster

1740

What kind of wool do you market?

J. L. Van Horn

1961

The golden fleece

Guy Wilfrid Morris

1922

The ballad of Desmond Kale

Roger McDonald

2005

On the wool track

C. E. W. Bean

1910

The history of the woollen and worsted industries

Lipson, E.

1921

Medieval merchant venturers

Carus-Wilson, E. Carus-Wilson, Eleanora Mary Carus-Wilson et al.

1967

The woollen mill buildings in the Hillfoots area

Brian A. Park

1984

The early history of the English woollen industry

William James Ashley

1887

The wool industry

Cherington, Paul Terry

1916

Woolgrower's Companion

Joy Rhoades

2017

Peter turns sheepman

Olive Woolley Burt

1952

A Sketch of the Mills of the American Woolen Company

American Woolen Company

1901

Wool keeps me warm

Mario Lucca

2003

Gloucestershire woollen mills: industrial archaeology

Jennifer Tann

1967

Wool gathering

Elizabeth Gemming

1979

Wool and the wool trade

Alston Hill Garside

1939

Turning wool into a cottage industry

Paula Simmons

1985

How much did your wool bring?

J. L. Van Horn

1947

The Biography of Wool (How Did That Get Here?)

Carrie Gleason

2007

A medieval mercantile community

Pamela Nightingale

1995

California wool production

James French Wilson

1951

The English wool trade in the Middle Ages

T. H. Lloyd

1977

Report on interlaboratory study of carded wool, wool top, and noil

Warner M. Buck

1942

Nicholas and the wool-pack

Cynthia Harnett

1953

An account of the trade between Great-Britain, France, Holland, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Africa, Newfoundland, &c

Davenant, Charles

1715

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