A single-page scan of a patterned glassine dust jacket associated with the Needle and Bobbin Club. The page shows an embossed or patterned background with a repeating motif of stylized lace or cobweb-like radiating designs. No legible text is present.

A bilingual reprint of the satirical 1661 prose-and-verse tale La Révolte des Passemens, in which laces, embroideries and points personified as characters rebel against Louis XIV's 1660 sumptuary edict banning gold and silver trimmings. The book gives the original French text, an English version by Hazel Dunning Sommerhoff, and explanatory notes assembled by Gertrude Whiting. It also includes the French edict of 27 November 1660, a list of the lace characters, and illustrations of period engravings and portraits. Plates of seventeenth-century laces (Genoese, Ragusa, Venetian, Aurillac, English, Flemish, Alençon, gold and silver bobbin lace) are included.

One-page financial report of the Treasurer of the Needle and Bobbin Club, read at the club's annual meeting on February 28, 1923. It lists receipts and disbursements for the year from January 31, 1922 to January 31, 1923, including membership dues, life memberships, bulletin costs, and the Lace Protegées Fund, and gives the closing balance and the Life Membership Fund total.

A one-page financial report of the Needle and Bobbin Club, read by the Treasurer at the Annual Meeting on February 28, 1923. It lists receipts (membership dues, life memberships, bulletin sales, Lace Protegées Fund contributions) and disbursements (postage, bulletins, crafts, lectures, dues to the American Federation of Arts), with balances and footnotes on the Pattern and Library accounts and the Life Membership Fund.