This issue of the Needle and Bobbin Club Bulletin is devoted to Agnes J. Holden's article on Jean-Baptiste Huet, chief designer of copperplate-printed cotton toiles at the Oberkampf factory at Jouy from 1783 to 1811. It covers Huet's life, his three design styles, and Oberkampf's factory, with sixteen plates of toiles, a tapestry, and drawings. It also prints a catalogue of the February 1939 Huet exhibition at the Brearley School, a list of museum holdings of his work, a bibliography of mostly French references on printed cottons, club notes, and a list of club officers.