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Title &
Description |
# & Price |
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1873 Crinoline Tournure
One Size
This tournure was made of
white crinoline, and is furnished with steel springs.
Yardage - Approx 1 yd 45"
wide |
#1291
$3.25 |
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1873 Dimity Tournure
One Size
This tournure wad made of
white dimity and steel springs.
Yardage - Approx 1 yd 45"
wide |
#1292
$2.25 |
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1871 Stiff Lace Bustle
One Size
This bustle of stiff lace
consists of four overlapping pieces, in the outer edges of which coarse
cotton cord is hemmed.
Yardage - Approx 1 1/4 yds
36" wide |
#1443
$7.00 |
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1869 Stiff Muslin
Tournure One Size
This tournure is made of six
stiff muslin ruffles falling over each other. These are gathered with
a cord on the upper edge, and set on a piece of material.
Yardage - Approx 4 yds 36"
wide |
#1460
$14.25 |
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1868 Muslin Bustle
One Size
As dresses are now worn
gathered very full behind they are supported by means of a bustle, in order
to give them a still further appearance. This bustle made of muslin
filled with feathers and is worn above the crinoline.
Yardage - Approx 1 1/4 yds
36" wide |
#1514
$2.50 |
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1868 Panier Bustle
One Size
As the skirts are now worn
en panier it requires a bustle to give them the proper shape.
The illustration shows one, which is simple and easily made. It is of
white cashmere with muslin lining, scalloped on the outer edge and furnished
with steel springs which give it the shape shown in the illustration.
Yardage - Approx 1 yd 36"
wide |
#1516
$1.25 |
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1868 Horse Hair Bustle
One Size
This bustle is of white
horse hair, and consists of five sloping pieces of stuff which are pleated
and overlap each other.
Yardage - Approx 3 3/4 yds
36" wide |
#1518
$8.75 |
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Petticoat with Wire Bustle (Revised)
Multi-Size - S - 2XL
This petticoat has a center front
closure, and four hoop bones built into the back. A ruffled overlay falls
down the back. Suitable for either 1870's or 1880's style bustle.
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#TV-101
$14.00 |
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Grand Bustle
Multi-Size - XS - 3XL
This
bustle is bigger than TV101, with a complete wire frame built in. Two rows
of wire at the hem hold the skirt to the beautiful full shape all around,
required for the early bustle years. Ruffles down the back soften the line. |
#TV-108
$11.00 |
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1873 Bustle
One Size
The perfect accompaniment for our 1874
dress, this long, narrow bustle shape was used to define skirt lines during
the 1870s. Our "fishtail"-style bustle can be adjusted for the fuller
silhouette of the early 1870s or the narrower silhouette of the decade's
later years. |
#POH-3
$4.95 |
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Hoops and Bustles
Sizes 4-36 Included
View A is a bell shape, meant to mimic the shape of
multiple petticoats. This is the shape of medium hoops from their
invention in 1856 until the "elliptic" shape of View B became popular, about
1863. It returned to popularity in 1869 to 1883, depending on the style of
the gown. However, for theatrical use, this shape was the popular
skirt shape in the 1830's, 1840's and 1850's as well. The View B
elliptic skirt was used from 1863 until about 1869. If you wear the
bustle pad on top of it, the shape can be taken to 1871. View C, the
bustle, rear hoop, and flat front were worn in the heyday of trains and
bustles from 1869 to 1876. This bustle/hoop can also be worn under any
gown with a train from 1883 to 1889. View D and E were popular during
the bustle revival years of 1883 to 1889. A bustle pad is also
included which was worn during the period when all ogther cages had bed
discarded. |
#LM-112
$14.00
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