Barbie Collector Holiday Barbie Bob Mackie 2005 Caucasian

Sewing Pattern - 1806 - 1830 Men's Regency Slip Vest & Vest Pattern. Men's Regency Slip Vest & Vest 1806 - 1830 Mens Sizes 34 - 56,All Sizes Included Historically Correct with Complete Instructions and illustrations Historical Notes and References. This vest is designed to be worn under a coat, specifically Laughing Moon 121 or Laughing Moon 122. The slip vest in view A is meant to be worn under view B. The slip vest pattern is drafted so that it is a little shorter than the vest pattern. This will keep the slip vest from showing at the bottom edge of the vest. The pattern for both view A and view B is taken from an extant vest in the Laughing Moon collection. Fabric and Notions: Vest Fashion Fabric: Wool, silk, linen, cotton, Matelasse, embroidered or woven motifs. Vest Lining: Natural linen or cotton muslin Optional Vest Interfacing: Medium weight linen View A or B Vest Notions: Six 5/8" buttons, either self covered or made of natural material , such as bone or metal. View B: One 36" lace.

Ned Kynaston is about to lose his career and fame to a woman. Set in 17th century London, a fun-loving King Charles II decrees that women will be allowed to perform on stage, and Ned's nemesis is none other than his loyal dresser, Maria. Her desire to play the stage is equal to her desire for Ned, who is having a bit of gender confusion after performing as a woman on stage - and off.

Sewing Pattern -1793-1820 Partially Boned "Transition Stay" Pattern. Multi-sized 8 through 26. (bust 31-1/2 - 48). Purchase 45"-wide fabric in the following amounts: Sizes 8 - 14 require 7/8 yd.; sizes 16 - 20 require 1 yd.; sizes 22 - 26 require 1-1/8 yds. The #038 pattern was pulled, with permission, from the Connecticut Historical Society stay number 1963-42-4. The pattern package contains Past Patterns' Background Notes, published for the first time, reviewing differences among eighteenth-century stays, transition stays of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, and classic stays of the first quarter of the nineteenth century through the early twentieth century. The Background Notes also show detailed drawings of transition stays in museum and private collections, plus contemporary documentation dating the Connecticut Historical Society stay to between the late eighteenth century and 1820. Additional illustrations from advertisements, catalog companies, United States patent records, and ladies' magazines of 1840-1899, as well as original garments, document cupped stays made both at home and commercially. These garments were in addition to, if not a complete substi... [Read More]

This seductive Private First Class costume features camouflage dress with pleated bottom hem, garrison cap, belt, cargo net stockings, canteen purse and collar with neck

Great Gift Item. Queen Anne Porcelain Doll Collection American Asian Christmas Outfit 15" (Black Hair, Light Brown Eyes, Red Velvet Dress w/ Fur Trim).This is a collectible porcelain doll from the Queen Anne collection. Rare and hard to find item. No longer sold in