Monday, July 26, 2010
Sears, Roebuck and Co. Catalog from 1948 - Little Girls - Dresses, Coats and Jodhpurs...Oh, My!!
These are sweet, but remember they all had to be ironed!
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Oh how sweet! When little girls actually looked their age instead of teenagers, when they are barely out of diapers.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute!
ReplyDeleteI made lots of this classic style dress for my daughter in the early 90s, and yes out of 100% cotton, so yes, I did lots of ironing. But they are so sweet.
ReplyDeleteThat red coat is fabulous, too!
I see the price for the dresses, but how much for the kids?
ReplyDeleteHuh, those kids are all grandmothers now. ;-)
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