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Wyandotte Worsted Company

Wyandotte Worsted Company
Item# 3515
$14.00

Wyandotte Worsted Company
The Wyandotte Worsted Company was incorporated in Maine in 1909, with operations in Waterville. As with many of the other New England mills, the company fell upon hard times and moved its operation to South Carolina. The south held a competitive advantage for textile firms because of the then-cheaper labor pool, and attracted many northern companies.


Certificate: Common Stock, issued in the 1960’s

Printer: American Bank Note Company

Dimensions: 8” (h) x 12” (w)

State: ME-Maine

Subject Matter: Textiles and Related

Vignette Topic(s): Allegorical Featured | Allegorical Liberty

Condition: Vertical fold lines, punch hole cancels in signature areas and body, and some toning and edge faults from age.




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