A McCall Fancy-Work book mail order needlework catalog. Although the book has no date, the styles suggest it is about 1910. It is 31 pages in black and white print of stenciled goods for embroidery for women, children and household. … Read More
Plain, sturdy and ease of movement describes this woman’s full length old bib apron. Dating from the early 1900’s to 1920’s, of which I lean more after 1910 to 1920. The fabric is a medium weight woven maybe dimity or … Read More
October 1935 Lady’s Home Journal magazine. 138 pages chock full of fashion, home decorating, advertising and articles. Read what everyone was raving about then! For me, the latest fashions are always a heads up! This issue features Vogue patterns for … Read More
Here’s a neat old Rexall Foot Powder tin from the early 1900’s. The tin dates 1910 and is a 4 oz size. The container appears to be full or at least very full of the original foot powder. Find out … Read More
Dating from the early 1900’s, a nice unused piece of dainty size lace trim edging in a white cotton. Suitable for dainty small scale sewing projects, crafts, slow sewing, journals and scrapbooking. Find out more about this product HERE! Sign … Read More
Lovely! A Book Of Modern Ballads by E C Browning. 40 pages of poems and beautiful illustrated plates with 16 plates in full colored. Leather cover with gold tones of flowers, vase and folding fan tied with ribbons. All end … Read More
A lovely vintage beaded purse from the 1910, maybe Art Nouveau, or perhaps a bit later. The small purse is made of bold darker colored round beads. Definitely orderly, but stylize, shapes and flowers. The framework is brass in a … Read More
Dating from the Art Deco period, an authentic French applique embellishment dress or millinery hat trim. Beautiful for a head band, hat band or to dazzle a 1920’s Flapper dress. Maybe even making your own rendition. Bold colors, against a … Read More
A very nice unused vintage black lace insertion trim from the early 1900’s, 1920’s. Lovely for dressmaking sewing or crafting, such as journals etc. The yardage is 9 yard 25″ long x 3/4″ wide. Condition is unused. Find out more … Read More
Here’s a fabulous lady’s cami kickers lingerie under wear set, dating from the late teens or early 1920’s. The set was made in France of very fine batiste fabric ~ a sheer delight in feel and so expertly sewn! The … Read More