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The Clothing Manufacturers’ Association of Montreal (CMAM) was a coalition of garment industry owners, incorporated in 1908, who united in their opposition to rapid unionization. The needle trade was one of the largest and most lucrative industries in Montreal…
file1912Sarah Woolf
The Clothing Manufacturers’ Association of Montreal (CMAM) was a coalition of garment industry owners, incorporated in 1908, who united in their opposition to rapid unionization. The needle trade was one of the largest and most lucrative industries in Montreal…
file1917Sarah Woolf
The Clothing Manufacturers’ Association of Montreal (CMAM) was a coalition of garment industry owners, incorporated in 1908, who united in their opposition to rapid unionization. The needle trade was one of the largest and most lucrative industries in Montreal…
file1912Sarah Woolf
The Clothing Manufacturers’ Association of Montreal (CMAM) was a coalition of garment industry owners, incorporated in 1908, who united in their opposition to rapid unionization. The needle trade was one of the largest and most lucrative industries in Montreal…
file1912Sarah Woolf
The Clothing Manufacturers’ Association of Montreal (CMAM) was a coalition of garment industry owners, incorporated in 1908, who united in their opposition to rapid unionization. The needle trade was one of the largest and most lucrative industries in Montreal…
file1917Sarah Woolf
The Clothing Manufacturers’ Association of Montreal (CMAM) was a coalition of garment industry owners, incorporated in 1908, who united in their opposition to rapid unionization. The needle trade was one of the largest and most lucrative industries in Montreal…
file1912Sarah Woolf
The Clothing Manufacturers’ Association of Montreal (CMAM) was a coalition of garment industry owners, incorporated in 1908, who united in their opposition to rapid unionization. The needle trade was one of the largest and most lucrative industries in Montreal…
file1917Sarah Woolf
The Clothing Manufacturers’ Association of Montreal (CMAM) was a coalition of garment industry owners, incorporated in 1908, who united in their opposition to rapid unionization. The needle trade was one of the largest and most lucrative industries in Montreal…
item1925
Freedman Company Envelope, 1925. Letter to Mrs. M.N. Fineberg. Courtesy of Congregation Shaar Hashomayim Museum and Archives.
item1908
Interior Standard Shirt Co., Montreal, QC, 1908 Wm. Notman and Son 1908, 20th century Silver salts on glass - Gelatin dry plate process 20 x 25 cm Purchase from Associated Screen News Ltd. VIEW-8779 © McCord Museum. The Clothing Manufacturers' Association of M…
itemabout 1910
The John W. Peck Shirt and Clothing Factory, Mile End, Montreal, QC, about 1910 1906-1914, 20th century Ink on paper - Collotype 7.8 x 12.9 cm Gift of Mr. Stanley G. Triggs MP-0000.816.8 © McCord Museum. The Amalgamated replaced the UGWA as the dominant union …
item1914
The Kellert Building, 1914. At the NW corner of Ste. Catherine and St. Urbain, it housed the headquarters for H. Kellert and Son Clothiers. Their factory was next door on St. Urbain. The building has since been demolished and the Place des Arts complex stands …
itemabout 1900
Wener Bros. Clothing, Notre Dame Street, Montreal, QC, about 1900 Wm. Notman and Son About 1900, 19th century or 20th century Silver salts on glass - Gelatin dry plate process 25 x 20 cm Purchase from Associated Screen News Ltd. VIEW-8721 © McCord Museum. Wene…
itemabout 1901
Woman ironing a starched petticoat, M. T. S., QC, about 1901 N. M. Hinshelwood About 1901, 19th century or 20th century Silver salts on glass - Gelatin dry plate process 21.6 x 16.5 cm Anonymous gift MP-1985.31.179 © McCord Museum. Though this photo dates from…
itemabout 1901
Woman ironing starched collars, M. T. S., QC, about 1901 N. M. Hinshelwood About 1901, 19th century or 20th century Silver salts on glass - Gelatin dry plate process 16 x 21 cm Gift of an anonymous donor MP-1985.31.180 © McCord Museum. Though this photo dates …
itemabout 1901
Women starching collars and cuffs, M. T. S., QC, about 1901 N. M. Hinshelwood About 1901, 19th century or 20th century Silver salts on glass - Gelatin dry plate process 16 x 21 cm Gift of an anonymous donor MP-1985.31.181 © McCord Museum. Though this photo dat…
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