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1859 Double Skirt One Size Fits All This skirt has two layers, just as the name implies. The skirt lining has a flounce added to give plenty of fullness over a hoop. The upper skirt covers the lining and the top of the flounce. Fits all sizes. |
#TV-244 $9.75 2 LEFT |
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1865 Elliptical Skirt
This is the skirt that fits over our Elliptical Cage Crinoline, TV103. It has 9 panels, is fitted with pleats for a smooth waist, and flares to over 188" at the hem. This skirt gradually lengthens towards the back, to keep the hem at floor level all around the skirt. Center back closure. |
#TV-247 $11.75 2 LEFT |
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Can-Can Skirt
This is the classic skirt worn by Can-Can dancers in the 1890's. A full circle, 32" length and a lining filled with ruffles. Center back closure. Perfect for saloon and dance hall wear. |
#TV-280 $8.75 1 LEFT |
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1875 Ball Gown Basque Bodice
This off-the-shoulder bodice has a pleated basque in back and a point in front. The sleeve is a small pouf. The closure is in the center front. Fits over a bustle. |
#TV-416 $9.50 1 LEFT |
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1860's
Darted Bodice
This bodice is drafted for the re-enactor, and is the basic darted bodice that was seen throughout the 1860's. Though seen as casual wear in 1860, by 1863, this style gains popularity and becomes accepted for more dressy occasions. By 1865, it is the most common bodice style, and remains so until the 1870's. It has a jewel neckline, moderately dropped shoulder, and ends round at the natural waist. The center front is cut on the straight of grain, and is fitted with 2 darts. The back is fitted with a curved T-back seam, and a side piece. The sleeves are the 2-piece coat sleeve, with the slightly full elbow that was popular 1863-1869. Also included, are 2 styles of linen collars; a pointed sailor or "flat" collar (pre-1864), and a pointed stand collar (1864 and later.) The collars are basted into the bodice neckline prior to wearing. |
#TV-446 $9.50 1 LEFT |
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1860'S Work
Dress
This pattern contains two versions of a gathered dress, both of which are perfect for casual or working wear. View A has a bodice that is is gathered at the waistline, in both front and back. View B is a fuller front, gathered at both shoulder and waistline, and gathered at the waist in the back. Both views have a high round neckline and moderately dropped shoulder line. The sleeves are a medium-full bishop sleeve with a buttoned cuff. Under the gathered bodice is a fitted lining. The closure is at the center front, and can be either buttons or hooks/eyes. The skirt waistband is attached over the waist of bodice, with the opening in the left side-front seam. A pocket is hidden in the skirt opening. A pattern for the skirt is given in full, with instructions for cartridge pleating.
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#TV-452 $13.50 1 LEFT
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1869 Princess Dress for Young Girls
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#TV-600 $10.25 1 LEFT |
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