This comprehensive CD-ROM and book set includes 500 handsome, authentically detailed illustrations selected from a rare nineteenth-century volume of costumed figures. The monumental pictorial survey spans some 5,000 years of clothing history — from ca. 3000 B.C. to the end of the nineteenth century — and covers a wide variety of people, social classes, and professional types, among them Assyrian royalty, Italian scholars, German peasants, Dutch burghers, English Puritans, and French courtiers.The collection includes:One CD-ROM containing 500 high-quality permission-free images saved in three different formats — 600 dpi TIFF, high resolution JPEG, and 72 dpi Internet-ready JPEGA large-format 128-page book with every image on the CD-ROM printed large and clearly for easy referenceInvaluable to costume and fashion designers and commercial artists, this remarkable book will delight anyone interested in the history of dress.

So you have your outfit, wig and terrific pirate accent ready? But don’t ignore your feet. Pirates don’t wear sandals, sneakers or slippers, they wear boots! If you haven’t bought them yet, don’t worry because Forum Novelties Pirate Boot Covers will do the trick. A must-have hack, these shoe covers are perfect accessory to make your boots look seaworthy. Features black polyester boot covers with a leather like finish and turn down cuffs to add to its look. Fashionable, rackish and easy to slip in they are perfect if you want a quick and last minute getup for your swashbuckling pirate getup. Choosing a costume for a party is a task in itself. But not when we are around. Our Halloween costumes are practical, fun, clever and easy to carry. Right from infants to children of all ages and adults, we have an outfit for everyone and every theme be it something downright scary, funky or out of the box. Shop from our wide variety of costume collection and make your choice – spooky, funny or simply adorable. Features:1) Material - polyester2) One size fits most children3) Easy to slip in4) Give your old boots all new pirate look5) Value for moneyWash Care:Whenever it needs a cleani... [Read More]

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Charming coloring book chronicles 6 centuries of Japanese fashion history in 45 finely detailed black-and-white illustrations. Elaborate warriors, exquisite court ladies, commoners in plain kimonos, entertainers, holy men, and more, all displayed in meticulously rendered costumes. A delight for colorists of all ages and anyone interested in Japanese culture and fashion.

On its initial publication in 1998, John R. Lott’s More Guns, Less Crime drew both lavish praise and heated criticism. More than a decade later, it continues to play a key role in ongoing arguments over gun-control laws: despite all the attacks by gun-control advocates, no one has ever been able to refute Lott’s simple, startling conclusion that more guns mean less crime. Relying on the most rigorously comprehensive data analysis ever conducted on crime statistics and right-to-carry laws, the book directly challenges common perceptions about the relationship of guns, crime, and violence. For this third edition, Lott draws on an additional ten years of data—including provocative analysis of the effects of gun bans in Chicago and Washington, D.C—that brings the book fully up to date and further bolsters its central contention.

Fashion ruled the courts of the "Sun King," Louis XIV (1638–1715), and his successor, Louis XV (1710–1774). The Sun King's quest for glory and love of conspicuous adornment manifested itself in his apparel, and he required the courtiers of Versailles to adopt similarly grand Baroque styles. A lighter fashion sense prevailed at the court of Louis XV, who favored Rococo styles of exquisite refinement.This magnificently rendered, scrupulously researched coloring book covers 135 years of French styles. Its 45 full-page black-and-white illustrations feature a wide spectrum of fashions, depicting costumes of both the nobility and commoners. Starting with the flamboyant cavalier clothing of the 1640s, the drawings trace the transition from Baroque to Rococo apparel, with portraits of farmers, street vendors, and aristocrats in formal and everyday dress. Each illustration is accompanied by an informative caption.

Explore Halloween night as the good looking conquistador, John Smith. Pocahontas will definitely swoon when she sees you in this Mens John Smith Costume. You'll look like a rugged outdoorsman who can't wait to get his hands dirty while exploring! Pick up the blonde wig and boot covers to have the complete look straight out of

Adult Male Renaissance Man or Captain John Smith Costume by California Costumes 01341

Adult Male Renaissance Man or Captain John Smith Costume by California Costumes 01341