Description
A decorative old cotton flat trim braid from the early 1900’s. The trim is slightly off white in color and it is 4 yards long x 1/4″ wide. Suitable for doll costuming or other sewing projects.
Condition is good unused.
$12.00
A decorative old cotton flat trim braid from the early 1900’s. The trim is slightly off white in color and it is 4 yards long x 1/4″ wide. Suitable for doll costuming or other sewing projects.
Condition is good unused.

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