Since the uploading of the  Lace Bobbin dictionary and collectors guide
(www.brianlemin.com <http://www.brianlemin.com> ) I have been concentrating
on studying Antique Honiton (EAST Devon) lace bobbins.  They are totally
fascinating when they are decorated. Boring when plain, beautiful when
modern artists have painted them!  Smile.

 

I came across a terrible reproduction of some really historically
significant Honiton Lace Bobbins in Powys, Lace and Lace making.  Horses
charging each other, Queen Victoria in all, her regalia.  Other local
history things too, Sidmouth and a ship etc..  They just made my mouth water
let alone the excitement of thinking those bobbins are "out there"
somewhere? 

 

The illustration I have is too poor for me to reproduce for study purposes.
Does anyone have a "really nice, clear" picture in their copy of the book
please?  [ oops.. that would be willing to share with me?]

Even better, does anyone own one of these (big smile) or know where  I might
be able to see them. whatever.

 

Your special help to track these down would be most appreciated.

 

Also any Antique decorated Honiton (East Devon) images for study purposes
would be more than welcomed.  Especially Ships, people and domestic
"implements".  Frankly.. Anything! Smile.

 

Perhaps you would share this request with others especially say the facebook
group  (Facebook will not give me membership!!!!) or I am thinking the
collectors in other countries.

 

Anyway, you know me, bobbin fanatic anything to cure my bobbin illness.

 

Which reminds me;  a little thank you for your kind thoughts re my bowel
cancer and operation.  I am now a proud card carrying member of permanent
colostomy, but well and truly alive(!!!!) and smiling.  It works well, and
not so bad as I imagined, hardly slows me down and as I have said the
alternative was not thinkable. (Oh ps. no chemo either!)

 

Thanks again

 

Brian


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