wood paper

Bigger-than-life boy-girl wood paper dolls shown with tabbed clothing set the stage.

In 1844 he completed his work and produced a piece of pulped wood paper from his wood-cut machine.

Arthur Woods Papers (Library of Congress)

Pulped wood paper slowly began to be adopted by paper mills throughout Canada, the U.S., and Europe.

Harriett Woods Papers 1964-1980 (Western Historical Manuscript Collection)

And in 1841 the 25-year-old Keller jotted down in his "idea-book" about a wood-cut machine; a machine that could extract the fibres from trees for the use in pulped wood paper making.