The Ladies' self instructor in millinery and mantua making, embroidery and applique, canvas-work, knitting, netting and crochet-work
Subtitle: Illustrated with numerous engravings
Publisher: Published by J. & J.L. Gihon, no. 98 Chesnut [sic] Street.
Published: 1853
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 207
Subjects: Needlework; Handbooks, manuals; Embroidery; Sewing; Knitting; Crocheting
Other titles: The Lady's work-box companion.; Instructions in knitting, netting and crochet-work.; The Lady's guide to embroidery and applique.; The Lady's self-instructor in millinery, mantua making, and all branches of plain sewing.; A winter gift for ladies.; The ladies' guide in needlework.
Notes: Previously published with title: The Ladies' guide in needlework.

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"The Lady's work-box companion" and "The Lady's self-instructor in millinery, mantua making, and all branches of plain sewing" and "Instructions in knitting, netting and crochet work" were published singly in 1844 by Brugess, Stringer & Co. as part of their "Useful books for the people" series. The author of "The Lady's self intructor in millinery" is given in that edition as "An American lady." The "Instructions in knitting, netting and crochet work" was published with title: A winter gift for ladies.
Table of contents: title: The Lady's guide to embroidery and applique; title: The Lady's work-box companion; title: The Lady's self-instructor in millinery, mantua making, and all branches of plain sewing; title: Instructions in knitting, netting and crochet work.