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smart boys’ knickerbocker suits for a variety of budgets, from the 1917 Spring Sears catalogue
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“Nina Leen, Canterbury, New Hampshire, 1948/49”
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loafers and rolled up skinny jeans
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Courtney Rose Dykeman-Bermingham follow me please!
Elsa Mora. I fricking love Elsa Mora. paperclay, wool felt, wood, acrylic paint, metal
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Fashion on the Ration! :::: The Fashion on the Ration (FOTR) challenge is my attempt to spend one year shopping and sewing within the British wartime clothing ration imposed in 1941. "I’ve allotted myself 66 clothing “coupons” — the 1941 ration for each man, woman and child in Britain. Armed with my ration, my stash, period tips and techniques and modern style advice, I will upgrade my wardrobe while sewing a wartime mini-wardrobe from vintage patterns and style sources. (what a cool idea.)
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Jessica Andrews @365 Fashion Rehab check this out!
Two Women Under a Tree photo by Alice M. Boughton, ~ 1910
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Fritzi Massary aged 28. An actress and singer, by 1912 her fame was such that she was known simply as “The Massary”.
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daguerreotype of young man with rifle, powder horn, and flower on his hat. c.1850.
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Situwuka and Katkwachsnea 1912
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Woman on park bench, NY 1957 by Yale Joel
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Colour photos from Russia, a hundred years ago. Amazing. And so beautiful.
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Vintage 1920s Portraits from the Sydney Police Archives
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Cora Pearl, 1854 by André-Adolphe-Eugène Disdéri
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Heidi Rosenau wears a late 1920s blue mohair coat with fur cuffs and collar over a vintage periwinkle dress and rose garters. Her blue cloth hat is vintage from the 1930s.
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100-Year-Old Photos of Destitute East End Children...#cat
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100-Year-Old Photos of Destitute East End Children
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Holocaust survivors from the immigrant ship Exodus.
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I wish people were dressed like that, would cheer me up during the morning rush on the subway
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vintage photo with vintage child and vintage dolls on a vintage day and on vintage photo paper (photo by vintage) smiling their vintage smiles
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These images are part of a show called Threads of Feeling that just ended in March, at The Foundling Museum in London. Here’s the story: During the late 18th century women who, for whatever reason, couldn’t care for their babies could bring them to The London Foundling Hospital. The idea was that the hospital would care for the babies until the mothers were ready to come back and get their children – sadly, many of them never did. However, in hopes that these women would be able to return one day, they put a system in place. No names were recorded, instead each mother left a piece of fabric that was unique in some way. Part of the fabric was left in the baby’s file, and the other piece was taken by the mother. This would prove which baby was hers when, and if, she returned. Over 16,000 children were left there between 1741 and 1760
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Coat ca. 1895-1900 via The Victoria & Albert Museum
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Audrey Mis My mom and her sisters have a million pictures like this. Love it !