In the Little House books, Laura writes about a fabric they called
mosquito bar, which they put over the windows to try and keep the bugs
out. Does that count for costume/fabric content? :-)
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Leah L Watts
Greetings,
I'm passing on a message for Teddy. There those of you who might
remember him. Anyway, he and his partner Tom will be going to
Costume Con. They would like to spend about three weeks in
California in the SF area around Costume Con and thought that in
case anyone on there
This IS available from Oxbow/David Brown. This will be easier than getting
it from the Swiss bookstore.
Nancy / Ingvild
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NESAT IX is now available from a Swiss book store. (NESAT stands for North
European Symposium for Archaeological Textiles.)
_www.lesestoff.ch/fulldisplay?ISBN=9783033012677_
(http://www.lesestoff.ch/fulldisplay?ISBN=9783033012677)
When you check out, do NOT put in a password. To them,
That's interesting. I wonder which of these dancers really did invent
them... I'm just thankful that they are invented! I remember those horrible
girdles I wore before pantyhose were available to us regular people.
LynnD
On 1/10/08, Sarah Paterson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In Ginger Roger's
Hi Nancy,
I'm glad that you found a copy. It is as good as ever. Yes, it is
available from DBBC (I make it my mission to notify DBBC when the
NESATs become available) but there is a pretty good markup on the
price... they have to stay in business. smile It really wasn't too
hard to order
One of the historical fiction novels I read year's ago mentioned that the
disease had an uncanny ability to seek out Englishmen in other countries (diet,
perhaps?) also that it seemed to be associated with outbreaks of murrain in
cattle. Does anyone know the modern name for that disease?
After all those h-costume msgs describing holiday wear for parties,
Dicken's Fair, 12th night, New Years eve and the like, I suspect we'd
all love to see pictures of each other in our finery. I know I would.
The favor of a website, flickr page or smug mug link, is requested.
Anyone brave enough
On Friday 11 January 2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
NESAT IX is now available from a Swiss book store. (NESAT stands for
North European Symposium for Archaeological Textiles.)
_www.lesestoff.ch/fulldisplay?ISBN=9783033012677_
(http://www.lesestoff.ch/fulldisplay?ISBN=9783033012677)
When
