Millinery buckram is different from bookbinding buckram. Bonnets formed from buckram and wire and covered with fashion fabric were very popular. The book is bound in blue buckram and costs but 75 cents. She was trained by Henry Cecil and owned by Buckram Oak Holdings. UTEP's Donald Buckram came up with a few ways to score too. Buckram, Chiffon, Fustian, Gabardine, Satin, and Wadding (padding). Buckram (stiff canvas) is the most commonly mentioned material. In bookbinding, buckram has several attractive qualities. Donald Buckram had three touchdowns, 115 rushing yards and 30 receiving yards. Donald Buckram had two touchdowns, 68 rushing yards and 30 receiving yards. Trevor Vittatoe and Buckram then took UTEP 60 yards in 10 plays to reestablish control. Buckram also rushed for 241 yards and one score. On Broadway, Cabot portrayed Buckram in "Love for Love" (1947).