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1) Tatting
Author: Thiriez & Cartier-Bresson; Cartier-Bresson, Mme
Publisher: Paris: Imp. Aulard (No date)

2) New Crochet and Tatting Designs in Caps, Collars and Jabots
Author: Emma Farnes
Keywords: Crochet; Tatting; Emma Farnes (c. 1915)

3) Tatting and Netting
Author: Butterick Publishing Company
Publisher: London and New York (1895)

4) Tatting of To-day
Published by the Ladies World
Author: Hauck, Louise S.
Publisher: New York, The McClure publications, inc. (1915)

5) The New Tatting of To-day
A later edition of 4)
Author: Hauck, Louise S.
Publisher: New York, The McClure publications, inc. (1916)

6) Corticelli Lessons in Tatting
Author: Ellison, Nellie; Stoddard, Melvia M
Publisher: Florence, Mass.: Corticelli Silk Mills (1916)

7) The Priscilla Tatting Book
No. 2- ed. by Julia E. Sanders
Notes: Tight gutters throughout book. Text may appear faint on a few pages throughout the book.
Author: De Witt, Jessie M. Sanders, Julia E.
Publisher: Boston, Mass., The Priscilla publishing company (1909)

8) The Rundall Book of Edgings, Medallions, Insertions and Tatting
Author: Rundall, Myrtle Volora, 1875-
Publisher: Marion, Ia., The Needlework co (1915)

9) T.B.C. instructions and designs for tatting
Author: Buettner, T., & co. (inc.) Chicago
Publisher: Hamburg, Ger., Chicago, Ill., T. Buettner & co., inc. (1916)

10) Old and New Original Designs in Tatting
Book no. 5. A manual of selected edges, insertions and articles suitable for luncheon sets, yoks, curtains, handkerchiefs, towels, medallions, piano scarfs, cushions, etc
Pictures a little dark
Author: Hees, Marie A.
Publisher: St. Joseph, Mo. M. A. Hees; Kansas City, Mo. Minnie B. Norton (1919)

11) The Young Ladies' Journal Complete Guide to the Work-Table
Sixth Edition 1888
Containing Instructions in Berlin Work, Crochet, Drawn-Thread Work, Embroidery, Knitting, Knotting or Macrame, Lace, Netting, Poonah Painting, & Tatting with Numerous Illustrations and Colored Designs.

From the Preface--"In addition to plain Directions and perfect Illustrations of the various Stitches and Instructions in different kinds of Fancy Work, "THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO THE WORK-TABLE" contains an immense number of useful and elegant Designs for a great variety of articles which are not affected by changes of fashion...In order to save repetition, and thereby utilize space in our [magazine] pages, this Edition has been carefully revised."

Publisher: London: E. Harrison, Merton House, Salisbury Square, Fleet Street (1888)

12) The Elite Instruction Book
Pages have tear but is still readable
Author: Brin, Pierre C.
Publisher: Chicago, Ill. Keefe-Coles & co., printers (1916)

13) The Netting Book for Guipure d'art, &c
Author: Riego de la Branchardière, Eléonore
Publisher: London: Simpkin, Marshall, and Co. (1879)

14) The Priscilla Netting Book, containing full directions for making square and circular netting, and for the various stitches with which netting is ornamented, also a great number of finished pieces in the different varieties of netting and filet brodé
Author: Robinson, Belle, ed; Priscilla Publishing Co
Publisher: Boston, Mass., The Priscilla publishing company (1914)

15) The Art of Modern Lace-making
Author: Butterick Publishing Company
Publisher: London; New York: Butterick (1891)

16) A Treatise on Lace-making, Embroidery, and Needle-work with Irish Flax Threads Book 2
Barbour’s Prize Needlework Series
Author: Bradford, Mary E; Barbour Brothers Company
Publisher: New York: Barbour Brothers Co. (1892)

17) A Treatise on Lace-making, Embroidery, and Needle-work with Irish Flax Threads Book 3

18) A Treatise on Lace-making, Embroidery, and Needle-work with Irish Flax Threads Book 4

19) A Treatise on Lace-making, Embroidery, and Needle-work with Irish Flax Threads Book 5

20) A Treatise on Lace-making, Embroidery, and Needle-work with Irish Flax Threads Book 6

21) A Treatise on Lace-making, Embroidery, and Needle-work with Irish Flax Threads Book 7

22) The Honiton Lace Book: being the second and enlarged edition of Honiton lace-making, and containing full and practical instructions for acquiring the art of making this beautiful and fashionable lace
Author: Devonia
Publisher: London: Bazaar Office (1875)

23) Self Instruction In Modern Lace Making
Author: Frances Howland
Publisher: Vickery Hill & Co., Augusta (c1916)

24) Directions for Making Poncetto Lace
Author: Rizzi, Theresa
Publisher: Valsesia, Italy: Rizzi (1917)

25) Lace Work
Author: Bradford, Mary E.
Publisher: Boston, P. Mason & company (1896)

26) Teneriffe Lace Work
Author: Th. de Dillmont
Publisher: Mulhouse, France: Th. de Dillmont (1920)

27) Instructions for Lace Making
Author: States, George W.
Publisher: Boston, J. H. Keating (1878)

28) How to Make Battenburg and Point Lace
Author: Brown, Nellie (Clarke), Mrs., 1862-
Publisher: Boston, Mass., The Priscilla publishing company (1900)

28a) The Priscilla Battenberg and Point Lace Book; a collection of lace stitches with working directions for braid laces
A later & better copy of 28)
Author: Brown, Nellie Clarke, Mrs., 1862-; Priscilla Publishing Co
Publisher: Boston, Mass., The Priscilla publishing company (1912)

29) Designs and Instructions for Irish Crochet Lace
Author: Buettner, T. & co., inc., Chicago. (1910)

30) Variety Italian Cut Work and Filet Lace
Publisher: Boston (1916)

31) The New Lace Embroidery (Punto tagliato)
With 34 illustrations
Author: Tebbs, Louisa Augusta
Publisher: London, Chapman & Hall (1905)

32) Madame Goubaud's Point Lace Book - instructions and patterns
Author: Goubaud, Adolphe, Madame
Publisher: London: Ward, Lock, and Tyler (1877)

33) The Art of Bobbin Lace: a practical text book of workmanship in antique and modern lace including Geneoese, point de flandre bruges guipure, duchesse, Honiton, "raised" Honiton, applique, and Bruxelles: also how to clean and repair valuable lace, etc.
Author: Tebbs, Louisa Augusta; Tebbs, Rosa
Publisher: London: Chapman & Hall (1911)

34) Supplement to The Art of Bobbin Lace: a practical text book of workmanship in antique and modern bobbin lace: including Venetian, Milanese, Genoese, guipure, Flemish, Honiton, duchesse, and Brussels : also several rare stitches and fillings for various lace
Author: Tebbs, Louisa Augusta; Tebbs, Rosa
Publisher: London: Chapman & Hall (1911)

35) Easy Lessons for Lace Makers: fancy stitches illustrated showing clearly how to make all modern laces
Author: Belding bros. & co. (1901)

36) How to Make Baby Irish Crochet Lace.
A practical method
Author: Cartier-Bresson, Mme
Publisher: Paris: Cartier-Bresson (1930)

37) The Handbook of Point Lace: with illustrations and descriptions of thirty-four different stitches and a series of designs
Author: Touche, Victor
Publisher: London: William Barnard (1870)
Whiting; with half-tone illustrations, complete instructions for the reproduction of each design
Author: Wilson, Ray Leech
Publisher: Philadelphia, Pa., Ray L. Wilson (1914)

38) Cluny Laces
Author: International School of Artistic Cluny Laces, Tacoma, Wash.
Publisher: Tacoma, Wash., P. Kenda & co. (1912)

39) Needle-made Laces
Author: Dillmont, Thérèse de, 1846-1890
Publisher: Mulhouse, Alsace: Dollfus-Mieg (1890)

40) Lacis, practical instructions in filet brodé or darning on net
Author: Simpson, Isabel A
Publisher: London, S. Low, Marston and co. ltd. (1909)

41) The Wilson Original Lace Book; with half-tone illustrations, complete instructions for the reproduction of each design (1914)
Author: Wilson, Ray Leech
Publisher: Philadelphia, Pa., Ray L. Wilson… (más)