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BOOTH/B/81, p. 41
Interview with Mr Hillson, 63 Stamsby Road, secretary of Hebrew Cabinet Makers Association, 14 March 1888.
BOOTH/B/81, p. 46
Interview with Mr Buckey, secretary of Alliance Cabinet Makers, 23 April 1888
BOOTH/B/81, pp. 1–2
Notes on furniture trade societies containing addresses and names of contacts, nd
BOOTH/B/81, pp. 13–17
Information concerning bentwood furniture, furniture trade shops, chairmaking at High Wycombe, framemaking, carving and gilding, nd.
BOOTH/B/81, pp. 24–28
List of streets, which contain the largest proportion of persons engaged in the furniture trades arranged by district, nd.
BOOTH/B/81, pp. 29–38
Notes of an interview with Messrs Holden of 4 Rook Place, Gibralter Walk at Toynbee Hall, interview by Mr Aves and Mr Arkell, 9 February 1888.
BOOTH/B/81, pp. 39–40
Interview with Mr Williams, parish clerk of St John the Baptist, Hoxton, 21 Myrtle Street, 10 February 1888.
BOOTH/B/81, pp. 42–43
Interview with Mr Harper, secretary of Progressive Union of Cabinet Makers, 19 April 1888.
BOOTH/B/81, pp. 60–63
Extract from newspaper, Star, concerning an anti-sweating meeting, and a written report about the meeting, 19 April 1888.
BOOTH/B/81, pp. 8–11
List of names and addresses of persons and societies connected with the cabinet making trade, nd.
BOOTH/B/82, p. 28
Interview with Mr Hope and Mr Smith, Messrs Hope, Smith and Company, importers of cork, 24 October [1894]
BOOTH/B/82, p. 4
Questionnaires for bamboo workers, cork trade workers, basket workers, undertakers, firewood workers, nd.
BOOTH/B/82, p. 95
Interview with Mr Dottridge, head of the firm of Dottridge Brothers, East Road, 6 December [1894]
BOOTH/B/82, pp. 13–15
Interview with Mr J. Bassey, J. Bassey and Sons, cork manufacturers and dealers, 200 Borough High Street, 19 October [1894]
BOOTH/B/82, pp. 16–18
Information taken from census enumerators' returns 1891 concerning the ages of funeral furniture makers, willow cane and rush basket workers and workers in cork bark industry, nd
BOOTH/B/82, pp. 19–24
Interview with Mr Olley, cork bark burner, 171 High Street, Shadwell, 22 October [1894]
BOOTH/B/82, pp. 25–26
Interview with William Arthurson, cork sorter and notcher, 24 October [1894]
BOOTH/B/82, pp. 29–34
Interview with Mr Cook, basket maker and dealer, 140 Tabard Street, 25 October [1894]
BOOTH/B/82, pp. 35–36
Interview with Mrs Holman, chair mender and chair bottom caner, 44 Whickham Place, Tabard Street
BOOTH/B/82, pp. 37–40
Interview with Charles Meves, Secretary of United Cork Trade Friendly Society, 27 October [1894]
BOOTH/B/82, pp. 41–46
Interview with Thomas Okey, basket maker and rod merchant, 29a Old Montague Street, Whitechapel, 27 October [1894]
BOOTH/B/82, pp. 47–50
Interview with Ernest Scott, Messrs Scott and Company, general basket makers and government contractors, 144 Charing Cross, 31 October [1884]
BOOTH/B/82, pp. 5–12
Interview with Mr C. Olley, Olley and Sons, cork manufacturers, importers of foreign corks and corkwood, dealers, 69 Mansell Street, 171 Shadwell High Street, 18 October 1894.
BOOTH/B/82, pp. 54–56
Notes on annual report of School for the Indigent Blind, St George's Fields, Southwark, 1 November [1894]
BOOTH/B/82, pp. 57–63
Interview with Mr D. Cooksey, funeral furnisher and undertaker, 52 Amwell Street, Clerkenwell, 6 November [1894]
BOOTH/B/82, pp. 64–68
Interview with H. Schneider, manufacturer in bamboo and cane work, 6 Shacklewell Lane, 7 November [1894]
BOOTH/B/82, pp. 69–73
Interview with Dottridge Brothers, East Road, City Road, funeral carriage masters, undertakers, manufacturers, importers, warehouse men, 7 November [1894]
BOOTH/B/82, pp. 74–78
Interview with Mr E. Barridge, funeral furnisher and undertaker, 296 Walworth Road, 12 November [1894]
BOOTH/B/82, pp. 79–87
Interview with Heinrichs and Company, bamboo and wicker furniture manufacturers, 123 -128 Old Street, 16 November 1894.
BOOTH/B/82, pp. 88–92
Interview with James Glover, Messrs Glovers, firewood cutters, 23 November [1894]
BOOTH/B/82, pp. 93–94
Copies of two letters received from C. Newman, secretary of the Fancy Cane, Wicker and Bamboo Workers Union, 1 November 1894 and 2 December 1894
BOOTH/B/83
1891-1892 Notebook of Sir Hubert Llewellyn Smith: Cabinet Makers and Coopers
