Antique Arrow Downs men’s detachable pointed collar. This turn down style is a generous size of 17-1/2. So all you men looking for a larger size, this may be just the one. The fabric collar feels to be a very … Read More
A delightful Delineator magazine with up-to-date fashions of the midsummer, July 1908. Carl Kleinschmidt cover. The magazine is 156 pages with 33 of those pages fantastic offering of women clothing styles. One of the pages is in full color, the … Read More
A very nice vintage white linen handkerchief with hand made hairpin lace edging. What a perfect gift for the bride for her wedding. Size is 13″ square. The lace is 7/8″ wide. Find out more about this product HERE! Sign … Read More
For your country farmhouse home, a great old towel in a beige cotton homespun with blue stripe on either edge. Dates early 1900’s. Perfect for your “simple life” decorating theme. This neat home sewn towel has a loop on either end for … Read More
A sweet pair of baby shoes that have never worn. Dating from the 1930’s, the slippers are made of faille fabric. Possibly a rayon. Decorated across the toe with three dainty embroidered flowers with an added embellished of a ribbon … Read More
Tucked away, a fabulous men’s waistcoat made of a cream color cord fabric front of a rayon silk, with the back of sateen fabric. This fab vest dates from the Edwardian era with is long curved collar, two slash pockets … Read More
A beautiful handmade Point Venice place or tray mat from the early 1900’s – 1920’s. This was from a wealthy home from Buffalo, N.Y. area at the turn of the 20th century. This gorgeous piece is made of many motifs … Read More
From the past! A group of 10 assorted early red plastic buttons dating from the later 1930’s, 1940’s. Sold as lot, the group includes three cute cutout of garden flowers. These are plastic shank back. Size 3/4″ diameter. The remainder … Read More
Ready to dress your old doll, this combination underwear are perfect for under her lovely dress. The one piece bloomers and camisole are home sewn of white cotton, embellished with rows of tucks and accented with pretty lace trim. There … Read More
Here is a very nice unused boy’s overcoat pattern from 1919. Imagine, over 100 years old, never used and still in the factory wrap. Even the graphic of the envelope are neat of a boy with lasso ready to do … Read More