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60 Civil War-Era Fashion Patterns by Seleshanko, Kristina

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Binding
Paperback
Weight
1 lbs
Product Group
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IsTextBook
No
ISBN
9780486461762
Book Title
60 Civil War-Era Fashion Patterns
Item Length
10.9in
Publisher
Dover Publications, Incorporated
Publication Year
2007
Format
Perfect
Language
English
Item Height
0.4in
Author
Kristina Seleshanko
Genre
Design, Crafts & Hobbies
Topic
Sewing, Fashion & Accessories, Fashion
Item Width
8.5in
Item Weight
12.6 Oz
Number of Pages
128 Pages

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Assembled from vintage issues of Peterson's Magazine, a popular nineteenth-century "ladies" periodical that premiered in 1842, here is an authentic gallery of Civil War-era clothing patterns for women, children, and men. The author of many books on historic fashion, Seleshanko has compiled this new, original volume of wonderfully usable antique garment designs to delight costume designers, historians, Civil War reconstructionists, and antiques collectors alike During the 1860s, the Civil War left Americans with shortages of all kinds -- including clothing resources. Peterson's pattern diagrams were of enormous help to women who no longer had the opportunity to purchase their clothing abroad or visit their local dressmaker. This one-of-a-kind collection showcases sixty historically accurate nineteenth-century garment designs. Included are a Chemise, the Madeline Wrapper, and a Polonaise Dinner Dress for ladies...a Knickerbocker Suit and Loose Jacket and Waistcoat for boys...and a Tunic and Cape and Basquine Dress for girls...and, for men, a handsome Smoking Cap. 60 patterns. Over 300 diagrams and illustrations.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Dover Publications, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0486461769
ISBN-13
9780486461762
eBay Product ID (ePID)
60673330

Product Key Features

Book Title
60 Civil War-Era Fashion Patterns
Author
Kristina Seleshanko
Format
Perfect
Language
English
Topic
Sewing, Fashion & Accessories, Fashion
Publication Year
2007
Genre
Design, Crafts & Hobbies
Number of Pages
128 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
10.9in
Item Height
0.4in
Item Width
8.5in
Item Weight
12.6 Oz

Additional Product Features

Lc Classification Number
Gt610.S39 2007
Table of Content
1. Pattern for a Chemise, December 18602. New Style Fall Dress, Ruched Bodice, October 18603. Lady's Waistband, October 18604. Zouave Jacket for a Lady, 18605. Louis Fourteenth Cloak, 18606. New Style Dress, 18607. New Style for High Body, 18608. Mantilla for May, 18609. The Saratoga, 186010. The Odette Mantelet, 186011. Polonaise Dinner Dress, June 186112. Pattern for Night-Cap, August 186113. The Knickerbocker Suit, November 186114. Loose Jacket and Waistcoat for Boy, October 186115. Caraco Espagnol, August 186216. The Illinois, October 186217. Waisted Zouave Jacket, November 186218. Louis XV. Robe de Chambre, July 186219. The Madeline Wrapper, 186220. Boy's Jacket and Pantaloons, 186221. The Fall Paletot, 186322. In-Door Jacket, 186323. The Naim Cloak, 186324. New Pattern for Lady's Drawers, 186325. The Pardessus Danois, 186326. Princess Alice Dress-Body, 186327. Ladies' Anklet, 186328. Little Girl's Fancy Knickerbockers, 186329. Baby's Shoe, 186330. Louis XV. Paletot and Waistcoat, 186431. The French-Guard Jacket, 186432. Marie Stuart Cashmere Hood, 186433. The Imperatrice Paletot, 186434. The Eugenie Fichu, 186435. The Adolphe Coat, 186436. The Florian, or Half-Fitting Paletot, 186437. Boy's French Blouse, 186438. Adelaide Dress for Little Girl, 186439. Smoking-Cap in Application, 186440. The Empress Jacket, October 186541. Fall and Winter Jacket, December 186542. Autumn Paletot, November 186543. The Patti Jacket, May 186544. A Spanish Jacket, August 186545. Basquine for a Little Girl, July 186546. A Senorita Body, March 186647. Short Trousers for a Boy, July 186648. Garibaldi Waist in Blue Foulard Silk, October 186749. Capuchin Hood, May 186750. Pattern for a Train Skirt, 186851. Canezou, with Revers, 186852. Basquine for Little Girl, 186853. Pannier Mantilla, August 186954. Autumn Jacket, October 186955. Little Girl's Tunic and Cape, November 186956. Basquine for a Young Miss, July 186957. Knickerbocker Suit for Boy, December 186958. Morning Dress for the Country, Miscellaneous, Undated59. New Style Silk Jacket, Miscellaneous, Undated60. The Grecian, Miscellaneous, Undated
Copyright Date
2007
Target Audience
Trade
Lccn
2007-037261
Series
Dover Fashion and Costumes Ser.
Illustrated
Yes

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  • 60 Civil War-era Fashion Patterns

    Fashions from Petersons magazine ranging from 1860-1869,mostly women's with a few for little boys and young ladies. Patterns are included although measurements are not clear. One seam will give you the length to enlarge while the next gives no clue. This is still a very good resource for proper style reaching into the years following the US Civil War. Had hoped for more 1860-1865. these patterns are about half from post Civil War which is not workable for Civil War reenactors.

  • Could be better

    Patterns taken from women's magazine of period. Most patterns are outlines only without measurement or even joining points, or even a grid pattern laid on to aid enlargement. Would be better if more detail provided. Book is a historical source of patterns, not a how to sew it book. Assumes you can do basic fitter and adjust patterns to size. Allowing that and one drawing view of each garment it was fine.

  • This was a fun book depicting detailed Civil War Era Fashions.

    I ordered this book because I sew Civil War Era fashions for the two new American Girl Dolls. Although the outfits in this book are very detailed and ornate, they did give me some ideas that can be simplified and used for the dolls. The book met my expectations and I would buy it again.

  • 60 Civil War Era Fashion Patterns

    Love the book - i wanted more details on creating civil war fashions (am a reenactor) each item has the original description of the item as well as the line drawing pattern for it. obviously one has to scale the patterns to use them but that was understood in the original magazines. i really like the variety of patterns offered in the book. this will be a very useful book for me for ideas

  • Here is a complete wardrobe in one book.

    This is an amazing book complete with patterns that are quite easy to draft with a French curve. A fundamental knowledge of dressmaking is helpful as directions for the construction of the garments is not included. The fashion plates are worth the price of the book!