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Россия на дореволюционных фотографиях
Альбом «Текстильное производство Товарищества мануфактур Людвиг Рабенек»
1890-1900-е.

Russia in pre-revolutionary photographs
Album “Textile production of the Manufacturing Partnership Ludwig Rabeneck”
1890-1900s.

Music;
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The Manufactory Partnership, registered in 1879 (the Charter was Higher approved on August 31, 1879), dates back to 1832, when the Prussian Ludwig Rabeneck bought a small estate with farm and land in the village of Sobolevo on the right bank of the Klyazma River from a local landowner and founded in grounds the first yarn-dyeing establishment in Russia.
Initially, the company of Ludwig Rabeneck was engaged in dyeing yarn in crimson, subsequently also mastering dyeing and printing on calico.
After the death of the founder in 1862, the Rabeneck factory was transferred to his sons Ludwig (Leo) and Arthur, who transformed the company into a Unit Association “Ludwig Rabeneck Sons” .
From the middle of the 19th century, the factory regularly began to receive awards for its products: first at the All-Russian exhibitions in 1835 , 1839 , 1849 and 1861 , and then also at the Paris Exhibition in 1867....
After nationalisation in 1917, the factory was renamed the Shchelkovsky Cotton Mill (KBC) named after Kalinin. In the late 1990s, the factory name changed again to ZAO Slavia. The company was wound up in 2004