April 1920 issue (Vol. 4, No. 1) of the Bulletin of the Needle and Bobbin Club, a New York collectors' club. It contains articles on an embroidery exhibition at the Arden Gallery, Egyptian lace made by a netting technique, jeweled and embroidered bookbindings at the Grolier Club, and two 17th-century samplers and a lace collar. It also has a piece on Colbert and the French lace industry, a first-person account of a woman learning to weave a wool suit, plus field notes, book notes and club notes. Many halftone plates show embroideries, covers, bindings, samplers and Coptic netting, and the front and back pages carry advertisements from New York lace and loom dealers.