Cadamosto is said to have sold seven horses and some woolen goods (a total value of around 300 ducats) for about 100 slaves.

It would became one of the largest manufacturers of woolen goods in Western Massachusetts.

As the sheep herds moved further west the production of woolen goods moved with them.

Some traditional centers of woolen goods, however, seem to rely on imported acrylics.

They left two clerks to deal with the people buying their woolen goods and led Paul up the stairs.

Ochoa's other business interests included mining operations and an 1870s experiment with manufacturing woolen goods in Tucson.

It was originally used for weaving woolen goods and later turned into a grist mill.

During the war, the Fries mill operated around the clock to supply cotton and woolen goods to the army.

After his tenure in Congress, he resumed the manufacture of woolen goods.

His father manufactured woolen goods and traded with the West Indies.