Re: Period Clothing

Posted by Bill R. on January 13, 1998 at 15:45:58:

In Reply to: Period Clothing posted by Victoria on January 13, 1998 at 15:05:48:

Beth Gilgun has an ad in Muzzleloader magazine for her book(s) and frequently has articles in the mag too, concerning 18th century period clothing and patterns. Also the softcover book
Distaff '76 has patterns for women's clothing etc, while the
original 1776 clothbound book has some patterns for men's and womens clothing (includes a simple pattern for a hunting shirt as
DDL wore.

Blackpowder shops and suppliers also usually have patterns for sale (actual patterns not drawings in a book as above). Golden
Age Arms is one such supplier.

If you want I can email some addresses to you if you will send me
an email to my home email account....by clicking on the spot
for emailing attached to this post.

Bill R.

: I'd like to find patterns and construction techniques, and information on styles for mid to late 18c. clothing. Any of you reinactors know of sources? (Bill?)

: Thanx,
: Victoria

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: Beth Gilgun has an ad in Muzzleloader magazine for her book(s) and frequently has articles in the mag too, concerning 18th century period clothing and patterns.  Also the softcover book
: Distaff '76 has patterns for women's clothing etc, while the 
: original 1776 clothbound book has some patterns for men's and womens clothing (includes a simple pattern for a hunting shirt as
: DDL wore.

: Blackpowder shops and suppliers also usually have patterns for sale (actual patterns not drawings in a book as above).  Golden
: Age Arms is one such supplier.

: If you want I can email some addresses to you if you will send me
: an email to my home email account....by clicking on the spot
: for emailing attached to this post.

: Bill R.

: 
: : I'd like to find patterns and construction techniques, and information on styles for mid to late 18c. clothing.  Any of you reinactors know of sources? (Bill?)

: : Thanx,
: : Victoria


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