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Notes and Comments/Notes et commentaires 85 M46 Maitland, Leslie. Embroidery in Ontario, 1783-1900. ca. Ottawa, 1977. Ms. Vol. 1 — text 96 pp. Vol. 2 — 120 figs. M39 May, Margaret. Copper Cookware in Nineteenth Century Toronto; A Study in Material Culture. Toronto, Museum Studies Pro-gram, University of Toronto, 1980. Ms. 173 pp. (including 84 figs.) M97 Murray de Fort-Menares, Ann. Banks in Ontario during the Victorian and Edwardian Era: Architectural Drawings from the J.C.B. and E.C. Horwood Collection. Toronto, 1980. Ms. 45 pp. 62 plates N59 Nowell-Smith, Felicity. The Cabinetmakers of Cobourg, Port Hope and Bowmanville, 1820-1870. Toronto, 1980. Ms. 44 pp. plates 037 O'Brien, David Q. Amateur Topographic Townscape Painting in Ontario to 1867. Toronto, n.d. Ms. 70 pp., 52 pp. (68 plates) 056 Oko, Andrew J. Brewing in Toronto of Old. Toronto, 1972. Ms. 23 pp. bibl. M55 Minaker, Betty. An Artistic Piece of Furniture: Stylistic Analysis of Nineteenth Century Ontario Pianos and Reed-Organs. Toronto, M.A. Thesis, Department of Museum Studies, University of Toronto, 1981. Ms. 2 vols. Vol. 1 — 114 pp. Vol. 2 — 129 plates M551 Minaker, Betty. Lists of Canadian Piano and Organ Companies. Ms. 16, 3 pp. P75 Priamo, Carol. A Study of Early Grist Mills in Southern Ontario from 1783-1867. Toronto, 1973. Ms. 49 pp. illus. S54 Skeoch, Alan Edward. Technology and Change in 19th Century Ontario Agriculture. Toronto, 1976, M.A. Thesis, History Department, University of Toronto. Ms. 266pp. illus., bibl. S65 Smith, Sheila M. Jacques and Hay, 1835-85, Cabinet-Makers: A Paper Submitted to the Department of the History of Art of Toronto University in Partial Fulfill-ment of the Requitements for the Degree of Master of Arts. Toronto, 1969? Ms. 60 pp. plates S64 Spencer, Steven P. Electric Lighting in Residen-tial Toronto from the 1880s to 1915. Toronto, 1982. Ms. 4 vols. Vol. 1 — text, 139 pp. Vols. 2-4 — illustrations: A. Fixtures B. Catalogues C. Interiors S74 Steiner, Edmee. Pre-Confederation Stove Manu-facturers of Southwestern Ontario: The Development of Cast-Iron Cooking and Heating Stoves from 1820 to 1867. Toronto, 1978. Parts 1 & 2 — 71, 41, 7 ,9 pp. Part 3 — 91 illus. T87 Turnbull, Steve. Architectural Terra Cotta and the Terra Cotta Industry of Ontario, 1885-1905. Toronto, 1981? 25 pp. illus. V35 Vincelli, Brendan. Two Early Canadian Banks and the Decorative Arts in Montreal and Toronto during the Nineteenth Cen-tury: A Study of the Corporate Images of the Bank of Montreal and Bank of British North America Seen through the Architecture of Their Main Office Buildings. Toronto, 1980. Ms. 62 pp. 73 plates Janet Holmes Tool and Trades History Society President: W.L. Goodman. Vice-Presidents: R.A. Salaman, Kenneth Kilby. The Tool and Trades History Society (TATHS) was founded in 1983 in order to further knowledge and understanding of hand tools, of their use, and of the trades and craftsmen that used them. Member-ship is open to all and provides opportunities for meeting others interested in hand tools, from antiquity up to the recent past, and also in the skills and techniques exercised by craftsmen who worked wood, iron, leather, stone, and other natural materials. Membership: £10 per annum. Members receive a regu-lar Newsletter giving information of meetings, exhibitions, publications, and other matters of topical interest. They also receive the Journal, which contains articles of lasting importance as well as reviews of all relevant books. For membership information write: TATHS, Winston Grange, Debenham, Stowmarket, Suffolk, England IP14 6LE. 86 Notes and Comments/Notes et commentaires Editor's Note: "A Research Tool for Studying the Cana-dian Glass Industry," in Material History Bulletin 18 (Fall 1983) described 9,000 reference cards, in preparation by T.B. King, dealing with all aspects of the Canadian glass industry. Originally expected to be available to re-searchers in 1984, this material is now scheduled to be ready for consultation, at the Public Archives of Canada, with copies at the History Division, National Museum of Man, in 1985. 

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