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Titus Salt.  

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Titus Salt Titus was the eldest of seven children, his father was once involved in the white cloth merchandise. Titus had wanted to become a doctor but when he left school he went to work in Wakefield with a wool-stapler. When the family moved to Bradford to set up a wool stapling business, Titus took a job with a firm called Rouse and Son. During his two years with the firm Titus acquired a practical knowledge of all aspects of the wool sorting trade. Titus then became a wool buyer with his father and the firm became Daniel Salt and Son. During this period Titus was constantly alert to the possibility of new materials and methods. He experimented with Dansko wool but his greatest achievement was in processing Alpaca wool. He strove to retain the natural gloss and colour of the wool and to construct economically suitable materials and machinery...

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