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Over 790 finely detailed illustrations from a vintage catalog—one of the first of its kind—in which patterns were offered for stylish ladies' coats, dresses, jackets, children's clothing, sailor costumes, cloaks and much more. Captions describe garment, pattern size and cost, yardage required, and fabric and trim best suited to the item. For costume historians and Victoriana enthusiasts.
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Michelle E Menard
reviewed Metropolitan fashions of the 1880s on October 08, 2014 Metropolitan fashions of the 1880s
Raise your hand if you've heard of Victoria Woodhull before. I hadn't either. Turns out she was a spiritualist who connected Cornelius Vanderbilt with his dead mother. Also, she was the first woman to own a stock trading company and to run for President. Legendary abolitionist Frederick Douglass was nominated as her Vice President, for cryin' out loud! That's awesome! And yet, it took me 45 years to learn of her existence. Sure, Douglass declined the VP nomination, and Woodhull lost the election to Ulysses S. Grant. But c'mon. Woodhull deserves a better fate than near annihilation from our nation's collective memory.
Amanda picked out A Woman for President: The Story of Victoria Woodhull as an empowering bed time read for our 5-year-old daughter. Siggy loved the read, including a few ooo's over Jane Dyer's bright watercolor illustrations. An educational and inspiring work of interest to parents and children alike.
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