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Are there any sources of historical costuming patterns and supplies?

April 26, 2017costuming Historical patterns sources

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Are there any sources of historical costuming patterns and supplies?

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Patterns and Supplies: Amazon Vinegar & Pickling Works 2218 E. 11th St. Davenport, IA 52803-3760 (319) 322-6800 (800) 798-7979 – orders ONLY and only from the US (319) 322-4003 – fax – $5.00 per catalog: a) general catalog b) historical patterns catalog c) shoes and footwear catalog (available 6/92 or 7/92). This is “the mailing list to be on”. Historical patterns selected from Folkwear, Mediaeval Miscellanea, early western, victorian, hoop-gown era, Past Patterns, Attic Copies (1920’s to 40’s), Prairie Clothing, Amish, kilts, ethnic and dance. [April 1993: some reports of backlogs and slow shipping] Atira’s Fashions 3935 S. 113th St. Seattle, WA 98168 – catalog $4. Authentic Middle Eastern costume patterns for bellydancers, folk dancers and musicians. More than 32 designs for men and women.