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Notes From The Victorian Man. My findings and insights on the clothing, material culture, knowledge, and customs which built the man of the long 19th Century. Saturday, May 23, 2015. Ca 1820s Coat and Trousers, National Museum of Denmark. I've had this suit in my head all week but just finally found the source. It is from the National Museum of Denmark and is a perfect example of the deepening lapels that took hold in the early 1820s. Collars and lapels sat very noticeably higher at that point. Look ...

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Notes From The Victorian Man. My findings and insights on the clothing, material culture, knowledge, and customs which built the man of the long 19th Century. Saturday, May 23, 2015. Ca 1820s Coat and Trousers, National Museum of Denmark. I've had this suit in my head all week but just finally found the source. It is from the National Museum of Denmark and is a perfect example of the deepening lapels that took hold in the early 1820s. Collars and lapels sat very noticeably higher at that point. Look ...

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Notes From The Victorian Man: July 2013

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Notes From The Victorian Man. My findings and insights on the clothing, material culture, knowledge, and customs which built the man of the long 19th Century. Saturday, July 6, 2013. The Photo That Started it All! This one dates to 1894 but is only available in the original size- 32- small even for the period. Photo From My Collection- From a Pornographer's Studio? A few nights ago, I needed to unwind with something entertaining but informative yet not overly technical. So, I reached for this book:.

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Notes From The Victorian Man: October 2013

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Notes From The Victorian Man. My findings and insights on the clothing, material culture, knowledge, and customs which built the man of the long 19th Century. Monday, October 7, 2013. Early Tail Coats: How They Were Different. Click for flat diagram: http:/ www.lacma.org/sites/default/files/FF Patterns Manscoat.pdf. The diagram of this coat. Diagram by Betsy Bashore:. This remained the case until about 1818 when modifications began to be made to tighten the fit of the body, which would ultimately lead to...

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Notes From The Victorian Man: Update: Bias Cut Striped Waistcoat

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Notes From The Victorian Man. My findings and insights on the clothing, material culture, knowledge, and customs which built the man of the long 19th Century. Saturday, November 2, 2013. Update: Bias Cut Striped Waistcoat. Though I was continuously beset with circumstances that prevented stitching progress since my first post. On the subject, I finally finished my 1840s-50s bias cut striped waistcoat based on Past Patterns. Happened to have the perfect thing on hand:. The buckle is from Kanniks Korner.

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Notes From The Victorian Man: Rounding Out My 1840s Suit

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Notes From The Victorian Man. My findings and insights on the clothing, material culture, knowledge, and customs which built the man of the long 19th Century. Friday, May 10, 2013. Rounding Out My 1840s Suit. After several years of studying, observing, planning, wishing, etc, etc, reasons FINALLY started cropping up near the end of last year for me to make an 1840s suit of clothes. The first occasion was The Great Dickens Christmas Fair in San Francisco http:/ dickensfair.com/. Here is a similar example ...

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Notes From The Victorian Man: November 2013

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Notes From The Victorian Man. My findings and insights on the clothing, material culture, knowledge, and customs which built the man of the long 19th Century. Saturday, November 2, 2013. Update: Bias Cut Striped Waistcoat. Though I was continuously beset with circumstances that prevented stitching progress since my first post. On the subject, I finally finished my 1840s-50s bias cut striped waistcoat based on Past Patterns. Happened to have the perfect thing on hand:. The buckle is from Kanniks Korner.

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My various adventures in cooking, advanced dress-up, and whatever else comes along. Sunday, May 12, 2013. 1812 Orange Liqueur Recipe. This recipe came from a book called Advice to a Young Lady in the Colonies;. Being a letter sent from Mrs. E. of England to Maria Macarthur in the Colony of N.S. Wales in 1812. I think this is where having had to make the very hard choices on what to move 2300 miles came in handy- if I decided to take it, I sure as hell better finally crack the pages and do. For starters, ...

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My various adventures in cooking, advanced dress-up, and whatever else comes along. Sunday, May 12, 2013. 1812 Orange Liqueur Recipe. This recipe came from a book called Advice to a Young Lady in the Colonies;. Being a letter sent from Mrs. E. of England to Maria Macarthur in the Colony of N.S. Wales in 1812. I think this is where having had to make the very hard choices on what to move 2300 miles came in handy- if I decided to take it, I sure as hell better finally crack the pages and do. For starters, ...

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Friday, August 9, 2013. A sewing round up; or: Where the hell have I been? I've been here. I've been here and BUSY! Sewing, always sewing. Sewing and never stopping. What have I made since the last time I posted? I realized that I think its time I really start to blog in earnest. What have I done with my day so far? I will now use this time to talk about the carriage dress which is what I mentioned in my last post. I had a few carriage dresses or walking costumes as inspiration:. Step two, lay the backsi...

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My various adventures in cooking, advanced dress-up, and whatever else comes along. Saturday, May 4, 2013. Notes from the Victorian Man. Hey look, my honey started a new blog- ya'll should check it out and follow. Http:/ notesfromthevictorianman.blogspot.com/. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 1815 A Tale of Three Dresses. Regency/Federal Hair Pieces, Part One: Making the Pieces. Regency/Federal Hair Pieces, Part Two: Doin' the Do. 1812 Orange Liqueur Recipe. Notes from the Victorian Man.

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Notes From The Victorian Man. My findings and insights on the clothing, material culture, knowledge, and customs which built the man of the long 19th Century. Saturday, May 23, 2015. Ca 1820s Coat and Trousers, National Museum of Denmark. I've had this suit in my head all week but just finally found the source. It is from the National Museum of Denmark and is a perfect example of the deepening lapels that took hold in the early 1820s. Collars and lapels sat very noticeably higher at that point. Look ...

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