$30.00
An authentic McCall dress pattern for a 18″ doll. Dated 1921, the pattern is unused and complete including the Printo Gravure, Still with the original envelope stamped with the name and address of the two stores which handled the pattern. W. J.Morrison & Son, McComb, O and Holtville, O.
Pattern includes the sweet baby style dress with ruffled hem, the underwear and the cloche style brim hat.
This is not a reprint pattern. Sew dolly a new old wardrobe.
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