[Fashion plates and needlework patterns, Peterson's Magazine, July 1858]
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Eight pages of illustrations from the July 1858 issue of Peterson's Magazine, covering mid-19th-century women's and children's fashion and needlework. They include a hand-colored Paris fashion plate (Les Modes Parisiennes), millinery and shawl engravings, a watering-place costume, lace mantillas for summer, and children's fashions. Embroidery and needlework patterns include a petticoat bottom, a collar and cuff, a skirt pattern, a baby's bassinet cover, and an escallop shell fringe. There is almost no running text, only captions.
- Type
- Article
- Date
- July 1858
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 8
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