Bound volume of the National Old Lacers (N.O.L.) Bulletin for 1967-1968, covering the September 1967, November 1967 and January 1968 issues. It opens with officer lists, a roster of founders and past presidents, and the organization's bylaws. The issues carry president's messages, branch reports, new member lists, convention minutes, and newspaper reprints about lacemakers and collectors. Features include a serialized 1938-1946 correspondence between two American lacemakers, travel notes on lace in England and Scandinavia, an article on macramé history, a comparison of dictionary definitions of lace, and a pricking pattern for an Idria bobbin-lace placemat. There are also supply and book advertisements.

Bound volume of the National Old Lacers (NOL) bulletin for the 1970-1971 club year, six bimonthly issues from September 1970 to June 1971. It contains club business such as officer lists, convention reports, by-law amendments, branch news and a member directory, along with articles on bobbin lace, Belgian, Milanese, Ceylon and Andalusian lace, filet and netting, tatting, knitting and lace collections. Other items include travel reports, lace-making classes and exhibitions, book and supply notices, excerpts from older lace books, and an index to the volume. The one page flagged as having a weaving draft is a minor item, since the contents are almost entirely about lace.

Bound volume of the 1971-1972 bulletins of the International Old Lacers (formerly National Old Lacers), covering September 1971 through July 1972. It carries president's messages, treasurer's and convention reports, branch club news, member directories with lace interests, and reprinted newspaper and magazine articles on bobbin lace, Russian, Rauma, Honiton, Hungarian and Belgian lace, lace history, bobbins and lace machines. Also included are pattern notes, lace-making and tatting instructions from old needlecraft magazines, supplier advertisements, and photographs of lace, bobbins, pillows and lacemakers.

Bound volume of the 1972-1973 International Old Lacers Bulletin, a bi-monthly members' publication running from September 1972 to July 1973. It contains club business (officers, fiscal statement, memorial notices, a 737-member directory with lace interests), reports from local branches such as Portland, Ann Arbor, Denver and Metropolitan New York, and articles on bobbin lace, needle lace, tatting, netting, guipure, Battenberg and macrame. Other items include book reviews, historical reprints such as Godey's Lady's Book (1862) on lace-making and a piece on Quincy coach lace, lace-maker profiles, workshop and demonstration reports, and supplier advertisements for bobbins, pillows, books and patterns. It is illustrated with many photographs of lace, lacemakers and demonstrations.

Bound volume of the International Old Lacers Bulletin for the 22nd year (August 1974 to July 1975), covering the September, November, January, March, May and July issues. It carries organization business such as officer directories, convention and board minutes, branch reports, new member lists, book reviews and classified ads for lace supplies. Articles and reprinted newspaper features cover bobbin lace, needle lace, Teneriffe, Battenberg, Carrickmacross, Honiton, Tønder lace, tatting, knitted lace, filet crochet and netting. There are instructions and patterns (a bobbin lace pricking supplement, Torchon in color, tatted bedspread, lace knitting chart), lace history, museum and exhibit notes, and photographs of lace pieces and lacemakers.

Bound volume of the 1975-76 (twenty-third year) International Old Lacers Bulletin, covering six bimonthly issues from September 1975 to July 1976. It includes officers' messages, convention minutes and plans for the 1975 Milwaukee and 1976 San Francisco meetings, branch and chapter news, lace exhibits, book reviews, and articles on bobbin lace, needle lace, tatting, crochet, knitted lace, Battenberg and reticella, with reprinted patterns from early 20th-century magazines. It also contains lace bobbin history and a price guide, newspaper profiles of lacemakers, a member directory by state and country, and advertising for supplies, books and patterns.

Bound volume of the 24th year (September 1976 to July 1977) of the International Old Lacers Bulletin, covering six bimonthly issues. It combines club business (president's messages, convention minutes and plans for the 1977 San Diego convention, the name-change survey, branch reports) with lace instruction and history. Content includes bobbin lace patterns and prickings, tatting patterns, filet and netting, knitted and crocheted lace, and instructions for making a lace pillow and gimp bobbins. It also has reprinted newspaper features, exhibit and class notices, member profiles, and supplier advertisements.

Bound volume of the six bi-monthly bulletins (September 1977 to July 1978) from the International Old Lacers' 25th club year. It mixes club business (officers, annual meeting minutes, by-laws, financial reports, library list, convention registration for the 1978 Denver meeting) with articles on bobbin lace, needle lace, tatting, netting, hairpin lace, macramé and Chantilly lace, plus reports from lace groups in the US, Canada, England, Holland and Belgium. It also reprints newspaper features on lacemakers, a Belgian visit report covering thread, bobbin and lace factories, pricking diagrams and patterns, and advertisements for lace supplies and books.

Bound volume of the International Old Lacers Bulletin for the 26th club year (September 1978 to July 1979), six bimonthly issues. It carries society business such as officer lists, convention reports, contest awards and announcements, with regional lace group news, member profiles and teacher directories. Articles cover bobbin lace, needle lace, tatting, filet/lacis, hairpin lace, netting, Hardanger and Hedebo embroidery, lace history and museum collections, lace in Brussels, Bruges, Malta and Le Puy, and lace-making instructions such as colour in bobbin lace. Pages also include book reviews, advertisements for supplies (linen thread, bobbins, kits), patterns, and many photographs of lace and lacemakers.

Bound volume of the International Old Lacers Bulletin for the 1979-1980 club year (September 1979 to July 1980), the society's bimonthly publication. It combines club business (officer lists, convention minutes, by-laws revision, contest winners, memorials, the campaign for a U.S. commemorative lace stamp) with lace articles and patterns. Content covers bobbin lace (history, Belgian lace schools, design, color, pricking patterns), hairpin lace, tatting, Teneriffe, Battenberg, crochet, sprang and needle lace, plus news clippings, book reviews, member letters and advertisements for supplies and publications.

Bound volume of the twenty-eighth year (1980-1981) of the International Old Lacers Bulletin, covering the bi-monthly issues from September 1980 through July 1981. It contains president's messages, meeting minutes, regional guild reports, book reviews, museum and exhibition news, and articles on bobbin, needle, tatting, netting, filet, hairpin and Tonder lace, along with Margaret Harding's 'Colour in Lace' series and tatting patterns. Much of the volume is classified advertising for lace supplies, bobbins, pillows, threads and books. Photographs show lace pieces, fairs and awards, workshops and lacemakers.

Bound volume of the International Old Lacers, Inc. Bulletin for its twenty-ninth year, covering issues from September 1981 through July 1982. It contains presidents' messages, chapter and guild news, convention reports and announcements (Ypsilanti 1981, Vancouver 1982), the auditor's report, member profiles and tributes, and short articles on lace history and places such as Burano, Nottingham, the Connecticut River lace factory, and Quebec lace work. It also includes patterns and instructions for bobbin lace, hairpin lace and tatting, a library book list, calendars of events, and many advertisements for lace supplies, books, bobbins and workshops.