Belding Heminway Company.
The company, a silk manufacturer, had offices in New York City. It was formerly called Belding Bros. & Co.; this company was established in 1866 with a factory in Rockville, Conn. A second mill was added in Northampton, Mass., in 1874, with additional facilities in Belding, Mich., San Francisco and Montreal, and salesrooms and offices in New York City, Chicago and elsewhere.
From the description of [Notices to stockholders]. 1930-1931. (American Textile History Museum Library). WorldCat record id: 51561299
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