Thanks for the theses list. I do interlibrary loan and getting a thesis loan
from another library is about a 10%-25% success rate at best.
Dissertation Abstracts International is the best source to actually purchase a
copy, but there are many theses that simply aren't available, especially
Beth and Bob Matney wrote:
While I was browsing the British Library's Integrated Catalogue (using
the search terms costume thesis), I ran across the following of
interest. After several years of trying to interlibrary loan British
theses and dissertations from every library in the state
I did a bit more literature search through Copac.. Here are some more
that I found of interest. I think that another trip to London is in
order... (my next scheduled is 2010 when the VA and the Ashmolean
expansions are complete). grin
Beth
Shirazi-Mahajan, Faegheh. Costumes and textile
Has anyone, especially those in the US, used this company for cotton laces:
http://cottonlace.com/
Katy
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Katy Bishop, Vintage Victorian
[EMAIL PROTECTED]www.VintageVictorian.com
Custom reproduction gowns of the Victorian Era.
Publisher of the Vintage Dress Series
While I was browsing the British Library's
Integrated Catalogue (using the search terms
costume thesis), I ran across the following of
interest. After several years of trying to
interlibrary loan British theses and
dissertations from every library in the state
(universities and my local), I
I'm not subscribed to any of the sca mailing lists, but i ran into
this stipend on my Russian grants LJ group, and maybe people on the
SCA lists might be interested.
www.hab.de/forschung/stipendien/
http://www.hab.de/forschung/stipendien/post_doc-e.htm
This is a grant for library research on
I was just in Hawaii--the same area in November/December. The Aloha stadium
has the market but on game days it closes at 2 pm the other days it is later--
Open every Wednesday, Saturdays and Sundays from 6am-3pm. There is a $1 fee
per person over age 11 also. There are a number of booths
On Feb 8, 2008, at 8:22 AM, Abel, Cynthia wrote:
Thanks for the theses list. I do interlibrary loan and getting a
thesis loan from another library is about a 10%-25% success rate at
best.
Just a comment from the university point of view on the question:
Very often the university has
I'd dry clean it. Rayon sometimes is not colorfast to washing. If the tag
says dry clean, then dryclean.
Monica
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I'd dry clean it also. However, do you have a cleaners that uses the
CO-2 cleaning method? It uses far less chemicals and lower temps
than regular dry cleaning processes. Since we got one in our town
(Here in Lincoln, Nebraska, the chain is Hangers), I haven't used
anyone else, and have
No, but I can see why you'd want to, especially if
those samples really are cotton lace.
Ann in CT
--- Katy Bishop [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone, especially those in the US, used this
company for cotton laces:
http://cottonlace.com/
Katy
monica spence wrote:
I'd dry clean it. Rayon sometimes is not colorfast to washing. If the tag
says dry clean, then dryclean.
Most of the time the tag says dry clean because the manufacturer
doesn't know how to clean it, and dry cleaning is safe. They are
required by law to put care tags on
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