Hatters

Hats off to John Stetson

Mary Blount Christian ; illustrated by Ib Ohlsson.

The mystery of the Coventry Cappers

Peter King.

The practice of solidarity: American hat finishers in the nineteenth century

David Bensman.

The hatters of eighteenth-century France

Michael Sonenscher.

The early hatters of New Jersey

by Harry B. Weiss and Grace M. Weiss.

A study of chronic mercurialism in the hatters' fur-cutting industry.

From the Division of Industrial Hygiene, Senior Surgeon R.R. Sayers, medical officer in charge. Medical studies by: Paul A. Neal, P.A. surgeon, Roy R. Jones, P.A. surgeon. Engineering studies by: J.J. Bloomfield, P.A. sanitary engineer, J.M. Dallaville, P.A. sanitary engineer. Statistical analysis by: Thomas I. Edwards, technical editor. Prepared by direction of the Surgeon General.

The Mystery of the Coventry Cappers

Peter King

Boss of the Plains

Dk Publishing

Mercurialism and its control in the felt-hat industry

by Paul A. Neal, surgeon, Robert H. Flinn, passed assistant surgeon, Thomas I. Edwards, technical editor ... United States Public Health Service and Albert S. Gray, director, Allan L. Coleman, chief industrial hygienist, B.F. Postman, industrial hygiene engineer, Bureau of Occupational Diseases, Connecticut State Department of Health. From the Division of Industrial Hygiene, National Institute of Health. Prepared by direction of the surgeon general.

Boss of the plains: the hat that won the West

by Laurie Carlson ; pictures by Holly Meade.