$35.00
This lovely young girl’s Pictorial Review party dress pattern is a delightful drop waist style from the early years of the 1900’s. The dress pattern is complete and in very nice condition. Even the envelope, I would consider good to very good, especially for the age.
The tissue pattern pieces are unmarked, very clean with little usage. Date on the envelope is pat’d 4-30-1907. 12 years of age. Measurements 29″ chest. Finished length / center back is 36-1/2″ long.
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