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41. #31. Material History Bulletin (Spring 1990) #31. Material History Bulletin (Spring 1990) Material culture--Canada; Canada--Civilization; Textile industry--North America--History; Textile industry--Québec (Province)--History; Textile fabrics--North America--History; Bibliography; Textile fabrics--England--History Introduction by Adrienne D. Hood and Beverly Lemire -- Articles: Material Culture and Textiles: An Overview by Adrienne D. Hood -- North American Textiles: A Selected Bibliography by Adrienne D. Hood -- Industrialization and Production: A Bibliographic Survey by Stanley Chapman -- From Craft to Industry: Textile Production in the United States by Gail Fowler Mohanty -- Industrialization and Production of Textiles in the United States, A Bibliography by Gail Fowler Mohanty -- Domestic Textile Production in Colonial Quebec, 1608-1840 by David-Thiery Ruddel -- Popular Consumption and the Mass Market in the Sixteenth to Eighteenth Centuries by Joan Thirsk -- Textile History and the Consumer Epidemic: An Anthropological Approach to Popular Consumption and the Mass Market by Grant McCracken -- Reflections on the Character of Consumerism, Popular Fashion and the English Market in the Eighteenth Century by Beverly Lemire -- Popular Consumption and the Mass Market in Early Modern England: A Selected Bibliography by Beverly Lemire -- Gender and Textiles: A Personal Overview by Thomas Dublin -- Gender, Technology, and Industrial Relations: The English Carpet Industry, 1860-1895 by Sonya O. Rose -- Gender and Textile Culture: The case of the French Knitting Industry by Helen Harden Chenut -- Women in the Quebec Cotton Industry, 1890-1950 by Gail Cuthbert Brandt -- Contributors -- Issues.
42. #30. Material History Bulletin (Fall 1989) #30. Material History Bulletin (Fall 1989) Material culture--Canada; Canada--Civilization; Furniture--Canada--History; Textile factories--Canada; Amherst (N.S.)--Antiquities; O'Keefe Ranch (Vernon, B.C.); Horton, James S.--Collections; Krug Bros. & Co. Articles: Retrospective analysis of folk history: a Nova Scotian case history by Diane Tye -- The Krug Brothers' furniture factory, Chelsey, Ontario: industrialization and furniture design in the late nineteenth century by Jennifer Trant. -- Technology and textile mill architecture in Canada by A.B. McCullough -- Material history in situ--original furniture at O'Keefe Historic Ranch by Ken Mather -- Research Reports: Musées d'agriculture et recherches sur les anciennes techniques rurales en France par Jean-René Trochet -- Saint Anne's Chapel, Fredericton, New Brunswick: a living exhibit of material culture by Peter Malmberg -- Reviews -- Notes and Comments
43. #29. Material History Bulletin (Spring 1989) #29. Material History Bulletin (Spring 1989) Material culture--Canada; Canada--Civilization; Ukrainians--Alberta; Ukrainians--Manitoba; Ukrainians--Canada, Western; Architecture, Ukrainian--Canada, Western; Cemeteries; Orthodox Eastern church buildings; Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Portage la Prairie, Man.); Architecture, Byzantine--Canada, Western; Draught animals; Horses; Harnesses; Stoves, Wood--Canada, Western Introduction -- Articles: The Ukrainian sacred landscape: a metaphor of survival and acculturation by John C. Lehr -- Three urban parishes: a study of sacred space by David J. Goa -- A heritage lost: the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, 1927-1983 by Stella Hryniuk -- Draught horses and harnesses among early Ukrainian settlers in East-Central Alberta by Peter Melnycky -- Ukrainian peel ovens in Western Canada by Radomir B. Bilash -- Research Reports: Crosses of East Slavic Christianity among Ukrainians in Western Canada by A. M. Kostecki -- Settling in: tools and farming techniques of the early Ukrainian pioneers by Michael Ewanchuk -- Documenting Ukrainian-Canadian Churches in Alberta by Diana Thomas -- Ukrainian grave markers in East-Central Alberta by Bohdan Medwidsky -- Contemporary Ukrainian-Canadian grave markers in urban Southern Ontario by Enrico Carlson-Cumbo -- A Ukrainian Church exhibit at the Canadian Museum of Civilization by Brad Loewen -- Building the little house on the prairies: Ukrainian technology, Canadian resources by Roman Fodchuk -- Research Notes --Exhibitions and Collections -- Viewpoints
44. #28. Material History Bulletin (Fall 1988) #28. Material History Bulletin (Fall 1988) Material culture--Canada; Canada--Civilization; Technological innovations--Québec (Province); Settlers (Colonists)--New Brunswick; Wallpaper--Canada--Japanese influences; Ironwork--Newfoundland and Labrador--St. John's; Fences--Newfoundland and Labrador--St. John's; English--New Brunswick--History; English--Nova Scotia--History--18th century; Museums--Canada Articles: L'impact des innovations technologiques sur la vie quotidienne des Québécoises du début du XXe siècle (1910-1940) par Suzanne Marchand. -- Before the Loyalists: the material culture of New Brunswick's early English settlers by M.A. MacDonald. -- Japanese wallpaper in Canada, 1880s-1930s by Felicity L. Leung. -- Research Reports: Decorative cast-iron fences in St. John's, Newfoundland by Diane Tye. -- Eighteenth-Century immigrants to Nova Scotia: The Yorkshire settlers by Peter Latta. -- Photo Essay: Canada's new national museums by Harry Foster -- Conference Reports -- Notes and Comments -- Reviews
45. #27. Material History Bulletin (Spring 1988) #27. Material History Bulletin (Spring 1988) Material culture--Canada; Canada--Civilization; Historical reenactments; Cookery--History; Carriage industry--Newfoundland and Labrador--St. John's; Carnell's Carriage Factory (St. John's, N.L.); Industrial design--Exhibitions; Embroidery, Canadian--History Articles: Beyond brown bread and oatmeal cookies: new directions for historic kitchens by John Summers -- Carriage making in St. John's, Newfoundland: a folklorist perspective on a historical industry by Richard MacKinnon -- Design in Industry Exhibition, National Gallery of Canada, 1946: turning bombers into lawn chairs by John B. Collins -- Research reports: In search of early Canadian embroidery abroad by Joyce Taylor Dawson -- Research notes --Forum: The quality of research is definitely strained: collections research in Ontario community museums by Mary Tivy --Notes and Comments -- Reviews
46. #26. Material History Bulletin (Fall 1987) #26. Material History Bulletin (Fall 1987) Material culture--Canada; Canada--Civilization; Riley, Barbara; Beaudoin, Thérèse; Embroidery; Ukrainian arts; Sepulchral monuments--British Columbia--Victoria--History--19th Century; Mural painting and decoration; McWilliam House (Drayton, Ont.) Barbara Riley: a tribute from her colleagues and friends. -- Farewell, good luck, Thérèse Tremblay -- Articles: Crucial trends in modern Ukrainian embroidery by Robert B. Klymasz. -- L'objet et ses contextes par Jacques Mathieu et Georges-Pierre Léonidoff et John R. Porter. -- Monuments in the nineteenth-century public cemeteries of Victoria, British Columbia by Ronald W. Hawker. -- Research Reports: Artifact survivals from pre-Loyalist English-speaking settlers of New Brunswick by M.A. MacDonald. -- The McWilliam House hallway : a painted Room in Drayton, Ontario by Nancy-Lou Patterson. -- Reviews
47. #25. Material History Bulletin (Spring 1987) #25. Material History Bulletin (Spring 1987) Material culture--Canada; Canada--Civilization; Nuns--New Brunswick--History; Convents--New Brunswick--History; Cemeteries--British Columbia--History; United Empire loyalists; Agricultural machinery--Ontario; Advertising--Agriculture--Ontario--Indexes; Factories--Ontario--History--19th century; Industries--Ontario--History--19th century Articles: Inside the hallowed walls: convent life through material history by Elizabeth W. McGahan. -- Monuments and memories : the evolution of British Columbian cemeteries, 1850-1950 by Colin M. Coates. -- Loyalist style and the culture of the Atlantic seaboard by Ann Gorman Condon. -- Research reports: Canadian agricultural equipment manufacturers advertisement index 1847-1942 by Tom Brown. -- Research notes: Mills, Factories and craftshops of Ontario, 1870 : a machine-readable source for material historians by Elizabeth Bloomfield and Gerald Bloomfield. -- Notes and Comments. -- Reviews
48. #24. Material History Bulletin (Fall 1986) #24. Material History Bulletin (Fall 1986) Material culture--Canada; Canada--Civilization; Liturgical objects--Ontario--History; Textiles--Ontario--History; Nisbet, Thomas; Furniture--New Brunswick--History; Household linens--Nova Scotia--Lunenburg County--History; Sepulchral monuments--Ontario--History; Sand, Foundry--Québec (Province) Article: An analysis of liturgical textiles at Sainte-Marie Among the Hurons by Joyce Taylor Dawson. -- Research reports: Thomas Nisbet's furniture: distinctive style, design and workmanship by Tim Dilworth. -- Lunenburg-German household textiles: the evidence from Lunenburg County estate inventories, 1780-1830 by Richard Hennirig Field; Observations on figures, human and divine, on nineteenth-century Ontario gravestones by Patricia Stone and Lynn Russell. -- Le processus technique de fabrication d'un moule de sable au XIXe siècle par Thérèse Beaudoin. -- Notes and Comments. -- Reviews
49. #23. Material History Bulletin (Spring 1986) #23. Material History Bulletin (Spring 1986) Material culture--Canada; Canada--Civilization; Death--Canada--Religious aspects; Death--Canada--Symbolic aspects; Cemeteries--Canada; Sepulchral monuments--Canada Introduction by Gerald L. Pocius. -- Articles: Dying and rising in the Kingdom of God: the ritual incarnation of the "Ultimate" in Eastern Christian culture by David J . Goa. -- Beautifying the boneyard : the changing image of the cemetery in nineteenth-century Ontario by Roger Hall and Bruce Bowden. -- The transformation of the traditional Newfoundland cemetery: institutionalizing the secular dead by Gerald L . Pocius. -- Research reports: Carved in stone: material evidence in the graveyards of Kings County, Nova Scotia by Deborah Trask and Debra McNabb. -- Open secrets: fifteen Masonic and Orange Lodge gravemarkers in Waterloo and Wellington Counties, Ontario (1862-1983) by Nancy-Lou Patterson. -- Research note: In mourning by Valerie Evans. -- Bibliographies: an introductory bibliography on cultural studies relating to death and dying in Canada by Gerald L. Pocius. -- Mort et religion traditionnelle au Québec : Bibliographie par Madeleine Grammond et Benoît Lecroix. -- Reviews
50. #22. Material History Bulletin (Fall 1985) #22. Material History Bulletin (Fall 1985) Material culture--Canada; Canada--Civilization; Pharmacists--Canada--History; Niagara Apothecary (Firm); Architecture, Domestic--Ontario--Sharon; Doan, Ebenezer; Playgrounds--Ontario--History; House furnishings--Nova Scotia--Lunenburg; Interior architecture--Nova Scotia--Lunenburg; Photographic industry--British Columbia--Vancouver--History Articles: A professional keeping shop: the nineteenth-century apothecary by Ernst W. Stieb. -- Diffusion and vision: a case study of the Ebenezer Doan House in Sharon, Ontario by W. John McIntyre. -- The playground in nineteenth-century Ontario: theory and practice by Bruce Curtis. -- Research reports: Towards a material history methodology. -- Proxemic patterns : eighteenth-century Lunenburg-German domestic furnishings and interiors by Richard Henning Field. -- All the latest improvements: Vancouver photographic studios of the nineteenth century by David Mattison. -- Research note: 1986 : Cent ans d'exploitation de la cale sèche Lorne, à Lauzon par Serge Rouleau. -- Forum: An approach to historical research in museums by D.R. Richeson. --Research and the development of a domestic history collection by Barbara Riley. -- Reviews
51. #21. Material History Bulletin (Spring 1985) #21. Material History Bulletin (Spring 1985) Material culture--Canada; Canada--Civilization; Children's paraphernalia--History; Children's clothing--Ontario--History--19th century; Child care--History--19th century; Infants--Care--History--19th century; Infants--Nutrition--History--19th century; Toys; Games Foreword. Introduction by Greg Baeker. -- Articles: The material culture of childhood: problems and potential in historical explanation by Thomas J . Schlereth. -- Feeding the nineteenth-century baby: implications for museum collections by Felicity Nowell-Smith . -- "Beauty unadorned" : dressing children in late nineteenth-century Ontario by Christina Bates. -- Training, restraining, and sustaining : infant and child care in the late nineteenth century by Hilary Russell. -- Economic choices and popular toys in the nineteenth Century by Janet Holmes. -- Nineteenth-Century Canadian children's games by Mary Tivy. -- Conference programme
52. #20. Material History Bulletin (Fall 1984) #20. Material History Bulletin (Fall 1984) Material culture--Canada; Canada--Civilization; Furniture--Québec (Province); Inventories of decedents' estates--Québec (Province)--History; Teaching--Ontario--History; Teachers--Employment--Ontario--History; Advertising--Canada--History; Pianos; Clothing and dress--History--19th Century; Coopers and cooperage; Bicycle industry--Canada--Directories; Bordon Bridge (Sask.) Articles: Le mobilier contenant: traitement comparatif Perche-Québec, d'après des inventaires de biens après décès des XVIIe et XVIIIe siècles par Jocelyne Mathieu. -- From household to school house: the emergence of the teacher as servant of the state by Alison Prentice. -- Research reports: Advertising Canadian pianos and organs, 1850-1914 by Frances Roback. -- L'habillement traditionnel au début du XIXe siècle par Luce Vermette. -- Le rôle de la tonnellerie dans la reglementation de la pêche au début de XIX siècle par Eileen Marcil. -- Directory of Canadian manufacturers, bicycle industry, 1880-1984 by Anita Rush. -- Dealing with an industrial monument : the Borden Bridge by David Neufeld. -- The use of primary documents as computerized collection records for the study of material cultur by Claudia Haagen and Debra McNabb. -- Notes and comments. -- Forum: The limitations of material history: a museological perspective by Robert D. Tiurner. -- The Concrete Clio : definition of a field of history by Peter E. Rider. -- Reviews
53. #19. Material History Bulletin (Spring 1984) #19. Material History Bulletin (Spring 1984) Material culture--Canada; Canada--Civilization; Housekeeping; Stoves--Great Britain--History; Stoves--Canada--History; Logging--Ontario--Equipment and supplies; Cabinetmakers; Domestics--Canada--History; Manufacturing industries--Alberta--Directories; Gardens--Ontario--Waterloo Region; Chattel mortgages Articles: "Canadian Ways" : an introduction to comparative studies of housework, stoves and diet in Great Britain and Canada by Hillary Russell. -- In the bush : the changing world of work in Ontario's pulpwood logging industry during the Twentieth Century by Ian Radforth. -- From workshop to factory : the furnituremaker by W. John McIntyre. -- Below stairs : the domestic servant by Marilyn J. Barber. -- Research reports: Inventory of secondary manufacturing companies in Alberta, 1880-1914 by Sandra Morton. -- Waterloo Region gardens in the Germanic tradition by Nancy-Lou Patterson. -- "Now this Indenture Witnesseth . . .": some comments on the use of chattel mortgages in material history research by H.T. Holman. -- Notes and comments. -- Reviews
54. #18. Material History Bulletin (Fall 1983) #18. Material History Bulletin (Fall 1983) Material culture--Canada; Canada--Civilization; Bicycles--Social aspects--19th century; Cycling--Social aspects--19th century; Medicine bottles--Canada--History; Northrup & Lyman Company Articles: The bicycle boom of the gay nineties: a reassessment by Anita Rush. -- The bottles of Northrop & Lyman, a Canadian drug firm by Catherine Sullivan. -- Research reports: The legal records of Atlantic Canada as a resource for material historians by Julia Cornish. -- New Brunswick newspaper study of imports, 1800-1860 by Tina Rolande Roy. -- German-Alsatian iron gravemarkers in Southern Ontario Roman Catholic cemeteries by Nancy-Lou Patterson. -- Gravestone carvers of early Ontario by Lynn Russell and Patricia Stone. -- Inventory of Ontario cabinet makers, 1840 - ca . 1900: work in progress by Luigi G. Pennacchio and Larry B. Pogue. -- Notes and Comments: Preliminary investigations into Ocean Falls Pulp and Paper Plant, a soon-to-be-abandoned single-resource community by Robert Griffin and James Wardrop. -- Material history sources in Eighteenth-Century Nova Scotia newspapers by Claudia Haagan. -- History of Alberta quilts by Sandra Morton. -- A research tool for studying the Canadian glass industry by T.B. King. -- An inventory of persons working on the material culture of Eighteenth-Century Louisbourg by A ndree Crepeau. -- Research in floor coverings, family records, and furniture in Atlantic Canada by Richard Field. -- Museum studies dissertations at the University of Toronto by Elizabeth J. Quance and Michael Sam Cronk. -- 1983 Atlantic Workshop, "Culture and Community in Atlantic Canada," by Peter E. Rider. -- 1983 Winterthur Conference, "German-American Art and Culture," by Janet Houghton McIntyre. -- Art and Architecture in Canada : A Bibliography. -- Reviews.
55. #17. Material History Bulletin (Spring 1983) #17. Material History Bulletin (Spring 1983) Material culture--Canada; Canada--Civilization; Material culture--Québec (Province)--History; Québec (Province)--Social conditions; Social classes--Québec (Province); Textile industry--Québec (Province)--Saint-Roch--History--19th century; Inventories of decedents' estates--Québec (Province)--History Introduction: Material Conditions and Society in Lower Canada, 1792-1835. -- Culture matérielle et société au Québec, 1792-1835 by Jean-Pierre Hardy, Gilles Paquet, David-Thiery Ruddel et Jean-Pierre Wallot. -- Articles: Structures sociales et niveaux de richesse dans les campagnes du Québec, 1792-1812 par Gilles Paquet et Jean-Pierre Wallot. -- Environnement matériel et activités économiques des conseillers executifs et legislatifs par George Bervin. -- Niveaux de richesse et interieurs domestiques dans le quartier Saint-Roch à Québec, 1820-1850 part Jean-Pierre Hardy. -- The domestic textile industry in the region and city of Québec, 1792-1835 by T.D. Ruddel. -- L'inventaire après décès et l'agriculture bas-canadienne par Christian Dessureault. -- Les stocks des habitants dans les inventaires après décès par Lorraine Gadoury.
56. #16. Material History Bulletin (Winter 1982) #16. Material History Bulletin (Winter 1982) Material culture--Canada; Canada--Civilization; Canada--Antiquities; Ceramics--Canada--History; Pottery, Canadian--History Introduction by David Newlands. -- Articles: The archaeology of Canadian potteries: an evaluation of production technology by Lester Ross. -- Nineteenth-Century Canadian importers' marks by Elizabeth Collard. -- The Medicine Hat and the Alberta potteries by Ronald Getty. -- Comparing ceramic assemblages in terms of expenditure: a case study from Lower Fort Garry by Lynne Sussman. -- Ceramics destined for York Factory : an examination of Hudson's Bay Company archival sources by Jennifer Hamilton. -- Characterization of selected Nineteenth-Century Southern Ontario domestic earthenwares by chemical analysis by William Coedy and J . D. MacArthur. -- The Prince Edward Island Pottery, 1880-98 by Donald B. Webster. -- Eighteenth-Century coarse earthenwares imported into Louisbourg by Sophie Drakich. -- Spanish Olive jars from Fermeuse Harbour, Newfoundland by John Carter. -- Research note: La poterie au Quebec, une histoire de famille par Colette Dufresne. -- Collections: The National Museum of Man Ceramics Collection by Elizabeth Collard. -- British Columbia Provincial Museum, Modern History Division Ceramics Collection by R.G . Patterson. -- Glenbow's Ceramics Collection by Ronald Getty
57. #15. Material History Bulletin (Summer 1982) #15. Material History Bulletin (Summer 1982) Material culture--Canada; Canada--Civilization; House furnishings--Atlantic Provinces; Interior decoration--Nova Scotia; Newfoundland and Labrador--Social life and customs; Wake services--Newfoundland and Labrador; Army life; Family life--Nova Scotia--Louisbourg--History; Furniture--Atlantic Provinces--History; Cabinetwork--Nova Scotia; Cabinetwork--Prince Edward Island Articles: Introduction by Neil V. Rosenberg and Shane O'Dea. -- Interior forms. Interior functions: Interior motives : Rooms, objects, and meaning in Atlantic Canada homes by Gerald L. Pocius. -- The development of heating and cooking technology in the Newfoundland house by Shane O'Dea. -- A woman's touch: domestic arrangements in the rural Newfoundland home by Linda Dale. -- Aspects of socializing and partying in outport Newfoundland by Wilfred W. Wareham. -- Sacred and profane space: ritual interaction and process in the Newfoundland house wake by Gary R. Butler. -- Communities and families: family life and living conditions in Eighteenth-Century Louisbourg by Kenneth Donavan. -- Barracks life in the nineteenth century, or How and why Tommy's lot improved by Carol M. Whitfield. -- Furniture: Furniture and the Atlantic Canada condition by Donald Blake Webster. -- Folk influence in Nova Scotia interiors: the Lunenburg County example by Thomas Lackey. -- Halifax cabinet-makers, 1837-1875: apprenticeships by Marie Elwood. -- Cabinet-making in Prince Edward Island by Irene Rogers. -- Thomas Nisbet: a reappraisal of his life and work by T.G. Dilworth. -- Decorated walls and ceilings in Nova Scotia by Cora Greenaway. -- Room decorating in the first half of the Nineteenth Century by Charles H. Foss. -- Traditional furniture of Atlantic Canada: Commentary by David Orr. -- Collectors, dealers and museums: private initiative and public responsibility: a roundatable discussion. -- Closing remarks: Victoria Dickenson, George Kapelos
58. #14. Material History Bulletin (Spring 1982) #14. Material History Bulletin (Spring 1982) Material culture--Canada; Canada--Civilization; Merchants--Québec (Province)--Québec; Wooden-frame houses--Québec (Province); Women's clothing--Social aspects; Architecture--History--Sources; Costume--Nova Scotia--Louisbourg; Woodwork; Architecture, Domestic--Newfoundland and Labrador--Wabana; Miners--Dwellings--Newfoundland and Labrador--Wabana; Material culture--Study and teaching--Atlantic Provinces Articles: Espace physique et culture matérielle du marchand-négociant à Québec au début du XIXe siècle (1820-1830) par George Bervin. -- L'habitat de bois en Nouvelle-France par Georges P. Léonidoff. -- Changing women's fashion and its social context, 1870-1905 by Anita Rush. -- Research notes: Mirrors of the architectural moment: some comments on the use of historical photographs as primary sources in architectural history by Martin Segger. -- Woodworking patterns at the Sutherland Steam Mill, Nova Scotia Museum by Robert W. Frame. -- Costume research and reproduction at Louisbourg by E.M. Razzolini. -- Company housing in Wabana, Bell Island, Newfoundland by Richard MacKinnon. -- Research reports: Domestic food preparation in British Columbia, 1895-1935 by Barbara Riley. -- Ontario Historical Society Material Culture Project by Elizabeth Quance. -- Ethnologie de l'Amérique française par CELAT. -- An anniversary of research and researchers concerned with Atlantic Canadian material culture by Sheila Stevenson. Book reviews...
59. #13. Material History Bulletin (Fall 1981) #13. Material History Bulletin (Fall 1981) Material culture--Canada; Canada--Civilization; Logging railroads--British Columbia; Logging--Machinery--British Columbia--History; Forests and forestry--Québec (Province)--Mauricie; Logging; Loggers--Québec (Province)--Mauricie; Lumbermen--Ontario--Kawartha Lakes Region--History Foreword. -- Articles: Logging railroads and locomotives in British Columbia: a background summary and the preservation record by Robert D. Turner. -- The shingle sawing machine in British Columbia, 1901-1915 by Robert B. Griffin. -- Shanty life in the Kawarthas, Ontario, 1850-1855 by Chris Curtis. -- Forêt et société en Mauricie, 1850-1930 par Normand Séguin et René Hardy. -- La sous-traitance et l'exploitation forestière en Mauricie, 1850-1875 par Benoît Gauthier. -- Les contrats d'engagement des travailleurs forestiers de la Mauricie par Michel Rose. -- Profil de la main-d'oeuvre forestière en Mauricie d'après le recensement de 1861 par Claire-Andrée Fortin. -- Les conditions de vie et de travail des bûcherons en Mauricie au 19e siècle par Claire-Andrée Fortin. -- Research note: Georgetown Mill, British Columbia: a Canadian salvage project by Rod Pain and Mary Shakespeare. -- Review: The river and the bush : timber trade in the Ottawa Valley, 1800-1900. Reviewed by Judith Tomlin. -- Collections. -- Contributors.
60. #12. Material History Bulletin (Spring 1981) #12. Material History Bulletin (Spring 1981) Material culture--Canada; Canada--Civilization; Sepulchral monuments--Newfoundland and Labrador--History; Pottery--Canada Articles: Eighteenth and nineteenth-century Newfoundland gravestones: self-sufficiency, economic specialization and the creation of artefacts by Gerald L. Pocius. -- Research notes: Identifying medalta, 1916-1954: a guide to markings by Ronald Getty and Ester Klaiman. -- Book Reviews: British Columbia Provincial Museum, Modern History Galleries. Reviewed by Ian MacPherson. -- British Columbia Provincial Museum. William Maurice Carmichael Silversmith. Reviewed by Martin Segger. -- Judith Buxton-Keenlyside. Selected Canadian spinning wheels in perspective: an analytic approach. Reviewed by Peter W. Cook. -- Musée du Québec. Regard sur le mobilier victorien. Compte rendu de Denise Leclerc. -- Point Ellice House, Victoria, B.C. Reviewed by John Adams. -- Lynne Sussman. Spode/Copeland transfer--printed patterns found at 20 Hudson's Bay Company sites. Reviewed by Elizabeth Collard. -- Books received. -- Notes and comments.
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