Ireland. Dept. of Agriculture and Technical Instruction, Coyne, William P., ed · Dublin [etc.] Browne and Nolan, limited · leaf 554
s carried out in London by the Irish Industries Associa-tion, of which Lady Cadogan is now President, have largely contributed tointroduce Irish lace to favourable markets. With twenty-three co-operativesocieties of lace-workers, sixteen successful schools under the CongestedDistricts Board, and… … 436 A NOTE ON THE POPLIN OR TABINET INDUSTRY. A NOTE ON THE POPLIN OR TABINETINDUSTRY. The early history of pophn making is unknown; indeed the origin of tlie-name itself is doubtful. For while some derive it from an old French verbse fopiner, to deck oneself out, others associate its name with the…
Agriculture · Lace and lace making
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