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BOOTH/A/5, pp. 692–697
Table concerning earnings "extracted from Other Section Sheets", nd.
BOOTH/A/5, pp. 712–738
Notes on the Amalgamated Society of House Painters and Decorators, Fulham written by E.C. Gibbs, June 1893.
BOOTH/A/5, pp. 740–748
Table of information concerning building trade societies. Contains: number in membership and number of whom are employed males over 20 (according to 1891 census enumerators' returns), name of union...
BOOTH/A/6, p. 1
Note: Details of occupations given under the headings: wooden boxmaker, basket maker, funeral furniture, others.
BOOTH/A/6, p. 125
Interview with Mr Whitehead, 60 College Buildings, cabinet maker, 19 February 1888
BOOTH/A/6, p. 168
Business card: John Joseph, drawing and dining room, chair, couch and cabinet manufacturer and upholsterer, 34 Great Eastern Street, two doors from Curtain Road, removed from 54 Rivington Street, C...
BOOTH/A/6, p. 169
Interview with John Joseph, cabinet maker, 34 St Eastin Street, 28 July 1888.
BOOTH/A/6, p. 178
Interview with Mr C.H. King, 23 Newbury Street, Gussett Street, carver, nd.
BOOTH/A/6, p. 180
Interview with Mr Lock, 59 Bevenden Street, Hoxton, carver, 14 February 1888.
BOOTH/A/6, p. 214
Interview with Mr Asals, 9 Shafton Road, South Hackney, cabinet maker, nd [notes crossed out]and Mr Pickard, Hague Street, Bethnal Green Road, chair maker, nd
BOOTH/A/6, p. 253
Interview with Mr Wright, 24 St John's Road, cabinet maker and upholsterer, 16 February 1888.
BOOTH/A/6, p. 266
List of chair makers. Contains name and address, branch of trade, training, employers, time or piece workers, weekly wages or piece notes, whether wages have risen or fallen and reason why, member ...
BOOTH/A/6, p. 267
List of chair makers. Contains name and address, branch of trade, class of work, way of learning the trade, number of people employed, time or piece workers, wages or prices, whether wages have ris...
BOOTH/A/6, p. 3
Lists of occupations which fall under the heading willow, cane, rush, basket worker and funeral furniture maker, undertaker.
BOOTH/A/6, p. 4
Lists of occupations which fall under the heading cork, bark cutter worker, dealer and others working in wood, cork and bark.
BOOTH/A/6, p. 56
Includes leaflet reprinted from the Cabinet Maker and Art Furnisher, February 1888
BOOTH/A/6, pp. 106–111
Interview with Mr Thurston, 81 Gossett Street, Bethnal Green, nd [Interviewer E.W. Brooks]
BOOTH/A/6, pp. 112–114
J.B. Richards, 22 Little Bell Alley, Moorgate Street, Phipps Street, 6 December 1888.
BOOTH/A/6, pp. 116–117
Completed questionnaire: Mr Williams, 180 Usher Road, Old Ford, cabinet maker, 29 May 1888
BOOTH/A/6, pp. 118–120
Notes from workmen seen at East London Cabinet Makers Association (Alliance), nd.
BOOTH/A/6, pp. 121–124
Interview with Thomas Platt, 42 Sebright Street, cabinet maker, 17 February 1888.
BOOTH/A/6, pp. 128–129
Completed questionnaire: Mr J. Roxbee, 276 Roman Road, Old Ford Road, 29 May 1888.
BOOTH/A/6, pp. 130–133
Interview with Mr Jackson, 75 Pritchard's Road, [davonport maker]Hackney, nd [interview by E.W. Brooks]
BOOTH/A/6, pp. 134–135
Interview with Mr Duke, 20 Dorchester Street, New North Road, table maker, nd.
BOOTH/A/6, pp. 145–150
Interview with William Richard Cole, 42 Nelson Street, Bethnal Green, cabinet maker, nd
