Saturday, January 30, 2010
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Vintage sewing and fashion ephemera with a few other finds from my travels.
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- Helen Walker wearing Jiminy - 1944
- "Street Costumes - Simple and Elaborate" - 1915
- Two-Piecers Take to Soft Or Tailored Lines - 1947
- Betsy McCall Paper Doll + Three Dresses! - 1957
- Fredrick & Nelson Cotton Housecoats - 1942
- Get to know the modern Rogers Peet - 1937
- Charming Night Gowns - 1923
- "It's nice enough for street wear, yet costs only ...
- Intrigue! Every time you breathe, pleats flutter, ...
- Styles for the Little Ladies - 1940
- Treasure Cots and Maternity Frocks - 1932
- Galey and Lord Town Cottons - 1945
- Chicago Mail Order Catalog ad - 1927
- Wear Cotton City Dresses The Year Round - 1952
- Designs for the Winter - Needlecraft Magazine 1915
- You Can Wear Your Dirndl Tyrolean Blouse With Ever...
- Twiggy in her 1967 glory!
- Ladies Who Lunch -Stylish Gals from 1940
- There will be a quiz later!
- New Frocks of British Washing Silks - 1932
- Coz' Every Girl's Crazy 'Bout A Sharp Dressed Man!
- Moga - Russian Fashions from 1980's- Part 4
- Moga - Russian Fashions from 1980's- Part 3
- Moga - Russian Fashions from 1980's- Part 2
- Moga - Russian Fashions from 1980's
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I might be making 1915 style women's clothing for our town library's centennial anniversary and am interested in your patterns/drawings.
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