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BOOTH/B/111, pp. 24–45
The Boot and Shoe Trade Strike. History of the events leading up to the strike, the lockout, and settlement as recorded in the Labour Gazette, November 1894 - April 1895.
BOOTH/B/111, pp. 3–6
Interview with Mr Charles Freak, parliamentary representative of the National Union of Boot and Shoe Operatives, 33 Goldsmith's Row Hackney Road, 12 June 1895.
BOOTH/B/111, pp. 46–48
Description of the Boot and Shoe Manufacturers' Association and Leather Trades' Protection Society, John A. Craig, secretary, Basma House, London Wall Avenue, nd.
BOOTH/B/111, pp. 7–9
Description of the West End Boot and Shoe Makers (Masters) Association, secretary: Mr J. A. Adams, 29 Great Portland Street, 17 June 1895.
BOOTH/B/112, p. 12
Description of the Milliners' and Dressmakers' Provident and Benevolent Institution, secretary: Mr Charles S. Bradberry, 32 Sackville Street, Piccadilly, nd.
BOOTH/B/112, p. ii
Statistics and extracts taken from the census [1891]concerning dressmakers and milliners.
BOOTH/B/112, pp. 1–3
Interview with Manager of Dressmaking and Millinery Departments of Jones Brothers, Holloway Road, 21 June 1895.
BOOTH/B/112, pp. 13–14
Miss Collett's Report to the Royal Commission on Labour on work in London - Milliners, June 1892 15 - 18. Miss Collett's Report to the Royal Commission on Labour on Employment of Women in London - ...
BOOTH/B/112, pp. 19–23
Report by Miss Collett to Royal Commission on Labour on Conditions of Employment of Milliners, Dressmakers and Mantlemakers in Provincial Towns, February 1893.
BOOTH/B/112, pp. 24–25
Interview with Miss Marian Tuckwell, Womens Trade Union League, Club and Institute Union, Clerkenwell Road, 10 October 1895.
BOOTH/B/112, pp. 4–11
Abstracts from Lecture by Miss Frances Hicks given at the South Place Institute, Finsbury, during the Winter 1893 - 1894.
BOOTH/B/113, p. 2
Statistics concerning social classification of workers within the trimmings industry, nd.
BOOTH/B/113, p. 29
Interview with Mr W. H. Berry, former stickmaker, 7 Esmeralda Road, Bermondsey, 30 October 1895.
BOOTH/B/113, p. 42
Interview with Mr N. R. Hayward, button manufacturer, 50 Long Acre, nd.
BOOTH/B/113, p. 5
Report by Miss Collett on feather curling for the Royal Commission on Labour, nd.
BOOTH/B/113, pp. 12–13
Interview with Mr J. Guir Reed, jet ornament maker, 56 Red Cross Street, 21 October 1895.
BOOTH/B/113, pp. 14–15
Royal Commission on Labour - Group C - Evidence given by Mr E. Simmons, 5 February 1892.
BOOTH/B/113, pp. 16–18
Interview with Mr E. Simmons, upholsterers' trimming maker, 49 Oxford Street, Stepney, nd.
BOOTH/B/113, pp. 19–22
Interview with Mr. W. A. Cowie, trimming maker - now a scripture reader - former secretary of the Society, All Saints Church House, Kinder Street, New Cross, 1 November 1895.
BOOTH/B/113, pp. 23–26
Interview with Mr J. M. Barton, walking stick manufacturer, 15 Dufferin Street, Bunhill Row, nd.
BOOTH/B/113, pp. 27–28
An article from Chambers Journal by Mr. W. H. Berry entitled 'Walking - Sticks', 27 May 1893.
BOOTH/B/113, pp. 30–31
Interview with Mr Richardson, walking stick manufacturer, Ashcroft Road, 30 October 1895.
BOOTH/B/113, pp. 32–34
Interview with Mr Alfred Melson, trimming manufacturer, 86 Derbyshire Street, Bethnal Green Road, nd.
BOOTH/B/113, pp. 35–37
Interview with W. Hayward and Sons, trimming manufacturers, 4 Patriot Square, Cambridge Road, nd.
BOOTH/B/113, pp. 38–39
Interview with Henry Coe, umbrella manufacturer, 12 Old Change also 33 and 34 St Paul's Churchyard, nd.
BOOTH/B/113, pp. 6–8
Notes from paper 'Women in London Industries' by Miss A. Heather Bigg, nd.
BOOTH/B/113, pp. 9–11
Interview with Mr J. H. Muddiford and J. Muddiford, trimming and fringemakers, 32 Leonard Street, 16 January 1895.
BOOTH/B/114, p. 23
Table showing hours of opening and closing of shops and approximate total of work hours per week in the Old Kent Road, 22 February 1892.
BOOTH/B/114, pp. 18–22
Extracts from the Report and Evidence given before the Parliamentary Committee on the Shop Hours Bill, 1892.
BOOTH/B/114, pp. 24–28
Interview with Mr W. P. Jones, silk mercer, draper, grocery, provision etc, Holloway Road, 21 June 1895.
BOOTH/B/114, pp. 29–33
Interview with Mr Johnston, draper, upholsterer etc, High Street, Kensington, at John Baker and Company, 24 June 1895.
BOOTH/B/114, pp. 34–35
Interview with Mr Caine, draper, Peter Jones, 2 - 14 Kings Road, Chelsea, nd 36 - 41. Interview with Mr H. Branch, manager to a hosier, 10 Morna Road, Camberwell, nd.
BOOTH/B/114, pp. 4–17
Extracts from evidence given before Parliamentary Committee on Shop Hours Regulation Bill, 1886.
BOOTH/B/114, pp. 42–49
Interview with Mr G. Randell Higgins, linen drapers, High Street and Rye Lane, Peckham, 1 July 1895.
