23 Pages. This book is a collection of lovely Filet crochet and Irish crochet patterns from prolific early 20th century pattern designer Anne Orr.  The patterns are well written and the filet designs are shown in simple-to-follow charts. In this book there are several lovely boudoir caps, a breakfast jacket, several yokes including one in lovely Irish Crochet Lace, a Russian blouse and a beautiful camisole with matching cap. A greal assortment of lingerie patterns from the "Roaring Twenties!"

15 Pages. Cluny Lace is a beautiful lace which is fine and very detailed - but worked in crochet, rather than bobbin or needles. This lovely book contains many lovely vintage patterns of Cluny Lace. There are garments such as yokes and corset covers, a combing jacket and boudoir caps. Other items included are spectacular edgings, table runners and doilies such as the one seen on the cover. This book is a treasure!

32 Pages. This edition is a staple for the Mary Fitch collector. The entire book is patterns in filet crochet - everything from edgings to intricate detailed insertions for sofa pillows and doilies - plus everything in between.

23 Pages. Mary Fitch books have some of the most elegant filet patterns from the era. She have quite a knack for creating luxury within her designs and this edition is a prime example of her talents. Many of the designs are much like what you see on the cover, which is a filet insertion for a sideboard cover.

16 Pages. A wonderful selection of Crocheted or Tatted yokes, cuffs, collars and even a boudoir cap show on the cover -  from one of the best needlework designers of the Gilded Age.

21 Pages. A lovely assortment of sweaters, vests, wraps and even a tea jacket for the fashionable Edwardian lady.There are even two designs for a young girl! The Mary Fitch books were always filled with such elegant patterns - this one has some lovely filet designs such as daisies and roses. There are also several knitted sweaters meant for cooler weather. A lovely book with a gorgeous cover!

31 Pages. A lovely collection of edgings and insertions for towels, pillows, doilies, etc. Mary Fitch is a popular needleartist from the Edwardian era. Her collections were stunning and often the instructions were easier to follow than most from the time.

32 Pages. Yet another spectacular array of filet crochet designs from Mary Fitch. Her designs were such a reflection of her era. Lovely and delicate, there are many projects to found in this edition - from simple edgings to elaborate doilies and insertions - plus much more!

20 Pages. This collection is amazing. A stunning collection of crocheted and tatted collars, yokes, doilies and edgings. Lovely and delicate - if you want to recreate lingerie items from the Gilded age - this is the book you have been seeking!

32 Pages. Another spectacular collection by Mary Fitch. There are lots of interesting items in this book, such as a "Tennis Girdle" (belt) and a stunning infant's carriage robe.

19 Pages. A lovely and informative collection of tatted designs from the Edwardian era. Included are patterns for lovely doilies, runners and table scarfs as well as edgings for towels, appliques for lovely purses and collars. There is also a beautiful infant's cap, a tatted yoke made from medallions, and an elegant breakfast set. The pattern for the cover outfit is also included!

25 Pages. A fine collection of lovely designs in Filet crochet which includes Edgings and Insertions, the boudoir cap seen on the cover, a stunning napkin case and a crown edging for a pillow case. In addition to this there is a luncheon set which includes a centerpiece, napkins and plate doilies, a lovely sofa pillow and a serving tray and tidy with beautiful cherubs. There are also yokes, tray cloths, centerpieces, bureau scarf and pillow set and lovely pin cushions. A goldmine here!

26 Pages. A beautiful collection of Crocheted & Tatting Yokes & Collars. Mary Fitch books are excellent resources. The designs are some of the best you will find - and the instructions are easier to follow than most other similar collections.

22 Pages. A stunning collection of Flapper era bags and purses. Collection even includes a very elegant laundry bag, bag pincushions, a knitting bag as well as some really beautiful opera bags. An extremely rare book to find today!

8 Pages. This is a lovely special edition produced by Minerva in the mid-30's. There are 6 patterns in this book which include two dresses, a suit, a jacket, a beret and a blouse. The designs are every bit as lovely as the cover design, which is also included in this edtion.

15 Pages. This lovely book is one of a scarce Minerva Yarns "a" series books released during the mid 1930's. A lovely collection of knitted blouse patterns, with elegant stylings and a sophisticated air about them. The 1930's had fantastic styles - this book has wonderfully stylish blouse patterns.

12 Pages. This is not a large book, but it is loaded with very lovely styles. In addition to the Alpacara coat and dress pictured on the cover, there is also the stunning Cadet suit, the Castillian and Madeira lace dresses and the Durand twin sweater set with skirt. A lovely and stylish collection from the obscure Minerva "A" series.

12 Pages. A fine edition from the wonderful Minerva "A" series. This book contains some amazing patterns! In addition to the Sandhurst suit pictured on the cover, there is also the Whitehall suit with matching blouse, and the stunning Stamford skirt and blouse set. In addition to this there is the gorgeous Cumberland suit and the to-die-for Edinburgh, which is a stunning jacket with a pleated tartan skirt. Amazing!

12 Pages. Don't let the size of this book disappoint you - good things come in small packages. This is a lovely assortment of 4 sweaters and cardigans, and also a beatiful two piece suit. The cover design is also included in this book for a total of 5 patterns. Stunning!

11 Pages.  Although this book has fewer patterns than most, what it lacks in quantity, it makes up for in quality. The yarn used is a boucle type yarn and it is fashion into utems such as gloves, a hand warmer (or muff), a basque evening jacket, a bolero jacket and the cap and shawl on the cover of the book. The designs are lovely and are depicted as lovely hand drawn models.

15 Pages. An exquisite collection of WWI era lingerie yokes, corset covers and boudoir items for women. The styles are very delicate and feminine and the pictures are large and detailed.

15 Pages. If you are looking for a great book of crocheted gifts - this is the place to start. There are many lovely and obscure items here, such as a safety pin whisk brrom and towel holder, infant's caps, delicate baskets, knitting bags, purse and several boudoir caps and yokes.

15 Pages. The title is very fitting for this edition from Novelty Studios, because every item is indeed a work of art. There are yokes, brassieres, corset covers and boudoir caps worked in various methods of crochet including cluny work. There are also doilies and centerpies worked in cluny and "Queen Anne" pattern of lace work. A stunning book!

15 Pages. A lovely and concise collection of knitted sweaters, vests, jackets, hats and spencers from WWI. This collection has some stunning designs and will quickly become a treasure in a knitter's "stash". For period enthusiasts, there is a fantastic auto toque with a veil if you happen to be motoring in your vntage "Model A". A superb book!

15 Pages. This lovely edition from Novelty Arts Studios is filled with beauty. There are several yokes for lingerie as well as delicate boudoir caps. In addition to these, there is a stunning cluny centerpiece and piano scarf, as well as a lovely lunsheon set worked in filet crochet. Breathtaking!

16 Pages. This book contains gorgeous examples of Edwardian era crocheted lingerie items such as boudoir caps, lacy yokes and corset covers. Also included are intricate engings and insertions and stunning doilies. This is stunning crochet work, with beautiful large pictures of the finished projects.

15 Pages. A wonderful edition with a diverse assortment of crochet projects. There are a few yokes, a locey boudoir cap, apron, collars, amazing edgings and a doily for a serving tray. The Novelty collection had some very elegant patterns - this edition is loaded with them!

15 Pages. Tatters will love this one! This book from WWI era has a fantastic assortment of items worked in both Tatting and Hairpin (Maltese) lace crochet. There are several patterns for tatted boudoir caps, yokes and handkerchief edges. In Maltese Crochet there are yokes, boudoir caps and exquisite edgings for doilies.

15 Pages. Yokes were all the rage at the time of WWI. They were the fine lingerie and sleep attire of the day. This collection has many wonderful examples of lingerie yokes, boudoir caps and a combination garment. The work is in various forms of crochet, with some very lovely results.

32 Pages. This is a very nice edition which includes patterns worked in both knitting and crochet. There are several sweaters, yokes, hats, bag, table mat, a child's lovely coat and tray covers. There are also a few wartime patterns for WWI service men, such as head covering and ear patches. This is a fun collection of great patterns!

18 Pages. Richardson books were famous for their lovely designs of silk and cotton, and also their high quality images of the patterns. This collection iincludes 11 yokes worked in various methods of crochet including Irish Crochet. Plus there are two lovely boudoir caps, and a beautiful chic waist of organdie and filet inserts. One of the earliest forms of Celebrity Endorsement!

16 Pages. This collection is a "must-have" for lovers of Irish Crochet! It includes patterns to make Cluny Crochet edgings and insertions, a Cluny Scarf, tea cosy and yoke. For Irish Crochet, there are several medallions, lovely edgings, a yoke, boudoir cap and centerpiece. One of the earliest forms of Celebrity Endorsement!

32 Pages. This edition picks up where the #4 edition left off. It is filled with 32 unique and beautiful yokes, collars, corset covers and camisoles worked in many different methods of crochet. There is a bit on Irish Crochet in this collection.

32 Pages. Richardson's books are so difficult to find, and this book is a good indication of why. It is a wonderful collection of patterns in crochet, filet crochet,  tatting and hairpin work from the WWI era. In addition to the numerous delicate edgings, there are also several collars and yokes, boudoir caps, insertions for items such as chair backs plus much more.

16 Pages. What a treasure trove of luxury this collection is! Richardson's books are very rare glimpses into the Gilded Age. The collection in this book is comprised of crocheted edgngs and insertions that were designed to add a touch of glamour to your garments.

16 Pages. A stunning collection of 16 lovely yokes, corset covers and collars worked in various methods of crochet. What is  expecially nice about this collection of yokes is the high quality of the original photos, and the very large images of the work.

32 Pages. This little book is truly amazing. There are beautiful designs for purses and accessories all worked in Irish Crochet. There are Opera, Reticule and Handkerchief Bags, as well as several patterns for neckties, bowties, jabots, yokes, collars, belts and a lovely evening cap. This book is extremely rare!

16 Pages. A lovely collection of charted Filet Crochet designs and patterns to make projects such as bedspreads, buffet cloth, corset bag, table runner with matching pillow, a purse and a beautiful Anitmacassar with parrots.

32 Pages. Many of the works included in this book are pictured on the cover, but these is much more within these pages that you don't see. In addition to all of the clothing items that you see, there are also tatted and crochet doilies, lovely edgings, several infant's sets, a stunning purse, plus much more. This book is full of great things to make!

24 Pages. This book, the first in a series of vintage needlework magazines, is among the rarest of the rare! It is a charming glimpse into a much simpler time, containing knitting, crochet and social skills of the day. Included in this issue is a crochet pattern for muffs and boas, Taoro or Teneriffe lace work including photographs of lovely yokes and doilies made in this lace, a lovely story - "Christmas Pirates", hints for afghan makers, a colorful crocheted shawl and scarf, a knitted cable-twist golf sweater and much more! This magazine is such a rare treasure that has been almost forgotten to time!.

24 Pages. This book is the fifth book in a very rare series of vintage needlework magazines. The series is an eclectic mixture of patterns, instruction, and social skills of this charming era. Included in this issue is an informational article on embrodiered shirtwaists, instructions to make fancy lace turn-over collars, a lovely pattern for a crocheted infants afghan, several lovely designs for embroidered sofa cushions,  a charming story about the minister's daughter and an auction for her kiss,  a knitted vest pattern for an infant and lastly a crocheted jacket for a six year-old boy.

20 Pages.  This book, the first in a series of vintage needlework magazines, is among the rarest of the rare! It is a charming glimpse into a much simpler time, containing knitting, crochet and social skills of the day. In this issue the contents include instructions for an evening cloak in crochet (cover pattern), a lady's crocheted vest, a crocheted "dress protector" - a muffler type garment for a gent, an article on caring for a baby, knitting patterns for an infants sweater, bonnet and gloves, a doily with a grapevine design (stitch instuctions by name only - no illustrations). Also included is info for washing woolens, hints for afghan makers, crocheted clover lace for a teacloth, a quaint story, info on Christmas gifts for children to make and even more. A rare and nearly obscure vintage issue!

26 Pages. This edition contains a lovely assortment of Flapper era crochet lingerie and boudoir items. Included are large photographs and instructions to make thirteen yokes, a lace edging for an envelope chemise, four very lovely boudoir caps and boudoir slippers. Also included are some intriguing designs in Hairpin Lace. There are well illustrated instuctions in the technique of Hairpin Lace. The finished projects are a back powder puff with matching hair receiver; a matching boudoir cap, negligee and candle shade and a pin cushion top. A great set of patterns for lovers of vintage fashion.

15 Pages. This book is the third in the Winifred series and it contains an altogether different collection of lovely yokes.  There are fifteen yokes in total that were constructed  by various techniques and in various styles. The methods used included hairpin lace crochet, rick-rack lace, medallions, filet crochet and even a design in knitting. Also included are two lovely charted alphabets to use as a monogram to add a personal touch to your lingerie. This is a gorgeous collection with large photos and detailed instructions for every design.

15 Pages. This fourth edition of the "Winifred" series has an excellent selection of crochet patterns to beautify the home. There are several styles of aprons - crocheted edgings for a fudge apron, a bungalow apron, coverall apron and two lovely tea aprons. There are two filet crochet curtain insertions - on in a grapevinedesign and the other in an eidelweiss floral pattern. Also include is an insertion for a pillow, a monkey-face portier, doilies, a bedspread, a dress set, napkin rinds and several other lovely patterns.

15 Pages. This book is the sixth book of the  Winifred series  and it contains a very lovely assortment of seventy-one edgings and insertions in a rage of techniques and sizes. Imagine the possibilities with the lovely designs! The book contains large, detail photographs of each and every design, as well as detail instructions in making them.

26 Pages. This book is the first of the series by Winifred Clark. This is an excellent instruction book in tatting and crochet. The illustrations are huge, the instructions are clear and concise and the designs are simply lovely. Patterns included in this book are several beautiful edgings, insertions and medallions. There is also a lovely oval table mat, a little coin purse with a rose, two yokes, edgings for towls and linens, a see-saw back drier, a plate doily and a decorative ribbon holder. Most of the patterns are crochet.