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These bobbin lace patterns were published in St. Louis, Missouri by the Torchon Lace Company (later the Torchon Lace and Mercantile Company) and were intended for use with the company's Princess Lace Loom (later the Princess Lace Machine). The instructions for these patterns were published in the company's booklet titled The American Lace Maker (Illustrated) Volume One.
List of Patterns
Block Lace (1902)
Edging. No. 24 (1902)
No. 20 Tondern Edging (1902)
Diamond Point Edging (1902)
[No. 11] Edging (1902)
Net Ground (date missing)
[Copenhagen Lace] (1902)
Jewel Insertion (1902)
[Round] Point Edging (1904)
[Spider Lace] (1902)
[Smyrna Edging] (1902)
Round Point Edging (1902)
Diamond Antique Edging (date missing)
No. 5 Twisted Hole Ground, with “Spider.” (1902)
Insertion. No. 22 (1902)
[Plain Hole Ground] (1902)
Rose Ground (1902)
Ornamental Ground. Pin-Check (1902)
[Twisted Hole Ground with “Spider”] (1902)
Zigzag Lace (1902)
No. 18 Medici Lace (1902)
[Wide] Antique Lace (1904)
[Antique or “Spider” Insertion] (1904)
No. 21 Maltese Lace (date missing)
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