The Barber–Colman Company was a manufacturer of textile and milling machinery from its founding in 1894 until the 1980s. Howard Colman organized the company in Rockford, Illinois with capital from W. A. Barber. Early successes with their Hand Knotter and Warp Tying Machine allowed the company to expand internationally, manufacturing goods in five states and three countries. The company moved to Loves Park, Illinois in the 1950s, but struggled following the death of Walter Colman in 1983. Eurotherm Controls, Inc. currently holds the rights to the company name.
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| - The Barber–Colman Company was a manufacturer of textile and milling machinery from its founding in 1894 until the 1980s. Howard Colman organized the company in Rockford, Illinois with capital from W. A. Barber. Early successes with their Hand Knotter and Warp Tying Machine allowed the company to expand internationally, manufacturing goods in five states and three countries. The company moved to Loves Park, Illinois in the 1950s, but struggled following the death of Walter Colman in 1983. Eurotherm Controls, Inc. currently holds the rights to the company name. (en)
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| - Buildings and structures in Rockford, Illinois
- National Register of Historic Places in Winnebago County, Illinois
- Rochester, New York
- Rockford, Illinois
- Winnebago County, Illinois
- Boston
- Massachusetts
- Cincinnati
- England
- Germany
- Munich
- Loves Park, Illinois
- Manchester, England
- Wisconsin
- Historic districts on the National Register of Historic Places in Illinois
- Industrial buildings and structures on the National Register of Historic Places in Illinois
- Framingham, Massachusetts
- Barber-Colman knotter
- Greenville, South Carolina
- Heddle
- Companies based in Rockford, Illinois
- Chicago
- South Carolina
- Illinois
- National Park Service
- National Register of Historic Places
- New York (state)
- Ohio
- Eurotherm
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| - The Barber–Colman Company was a manufacturer of textile and milling machinery from its founding in 1894 until the 1980s. Howard Colman organized the company in Rockford, Illinois with capital from W. A. Barber. Early successes with their Hand Knotter and Warp Tying Machine allowed the company to expand internationally, manufacturing goods in five states and three countries. The company moved to Loves Park, Illinois in the 1950s, but struggled following the death of Walter Colman in 1983. Eurotherm Controls, Inc. currently holds the rights to the company name. (en)
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