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16-M
Trans-Mississippian Shirt, c. 1850
Original shirts were worn in central US by laborers on
river boats. Yoked back with gathers for ease of movement.
Sizes S-M-L-XL-XXL
Skill Level 1
$18 + $5 S&H
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38-M
Tail Coat, c. 1815-20
Wonderful in colors or black formal wear. Adapted from
research data and the "M" notch version is in TCS Collection.
Sizes 36-44+
Skill Level 3
$25 + $5 S&H
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4AW-M
Yoked Work Shirt,
c. 1840-1890
Pattern from Ontario. Original pattern was drafted for Amistad
in 1989. Sizes S-M-L
Skill Level 1
$16 + $3.50 S&H
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20-M
Civilian Single
Breasted Vest
This wedding vest, c. 1852, features a shawl collar and has
a padded chest. Sizes 38-44
Skill Level 2
$17 + $5 S&H
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26-M
Two Piece Drawers
Most commonly worn throughout the 19th Century. Made of
light weight muslin for summer and domet flannel for winter.
Size S-M-L
Skill Level 1
$21 + $5 S&H
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4BW-M
Fall Front Trousers,
c. 1800-1855
Also from Ontario, these straight-legged trousers were made
of hand-woven cotton. Original pattern was drafted for Amistad in
1989. Sizes S-M-L
Skill Level 2
$16 + $5 S&H
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64-M
The Cromwell Coat w/Capelets,
c. 1790-1820
Double breasted Napoleonic coat, hanging to mid-calf
length. Sleeves made without cuffs
and were long, often reaching to the
knuckles. Capelets hang over shoulders.
Sizes 36-46.
Skill Level 2
$26 + $5 S&H
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Pattern Skill Levels |
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Level 1 |
Easy for period patterns construction. Basic sewing
knowledge needed. |
| Level 2 |
Moderate detail, for experienced seamstresses. |
| Level 3 |
More detail, expert seamstress/tailoring skills needed. For
Level 2's who want to graduate to a new level. |
| Level 3+ |
Expert seamstress' & tailors: use all skills! |
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