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Historical spinning resources

 
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Here is an awesome black and white silent film, showing traditional spinners in New England... its really old... and free to watch.

https://archive.org/details/0972_Art_of_Spinning_and_Weaving_The_01_22_59_19
 
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Great video. We have a weaving mill at the museum, and we teach fiber arts, including spinning/weaving. And I still learned stuff. Highly useful. Thanks.
 
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