The Spriggs Collection has been at The Lace Guild in Stourbridge, UK since
2018, when pieces from the collection were put on display at Nature in Art,
Twigworth, Gloucester in our "Lace and Nature" exhibition. Some of the
collection was on show as part of our "Hidden in Stores" exhibition at The
Brian,
In 1985 Australia issued a set of stamps with images from recovered shipwreck
items. One was a bobbin. Were you already aware of that? I can send in image
of the stamp if you need it.
Liz, Raleigh, USA
> On Jul 6, 2020, at 12:59 AM, Brian Lemin wrote:
>
> Whilst idly combing the net
Many thanks to Katrina for this information. I have long been interested in
this historical detail. In fact, Elena Kanagy-Loux followed up on it, and
discovered that the artifacts were being stored in the World Trade Center
on 9/11 and so are no longer in existence.
Interesting that the researcher
Thanks to those who have sent me the the article.
I think I need to look at the S Bucks genre. I think I have got a thing
about unspangled bobbins!
Brian
Cooranbong. Australia
On 6/07/2020 6:39 pm, Jane Partridge wrote:
Hi Brian,
I've forwarded your email to Sara Shakespeare, the Lace
The reports from the Five Points archaeological excavations are online⦠In
going through the artifact inventory of the âCourthouse Blockâ, page 82
lists âlace bobbin fragmentsâ and âlace bobbin all parts presentâ both
from the household analytical stratum, and described as
I've just copied the list in on my reply to Brian, and too late realised I
forgot to trim the bottom of the message. Apologies, everyone.
Jane Partridge
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Hi Brian,
I've forwarded your email to Sara Shakespeare, the Lace Guild's Librarian, who
should be able to help. The office is closed on Mondays, so it won't be today.
Jane Partridge
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