[h-cost] new book with SCAdian characters

Spotted in the April 1, 2010 issue of Library Journal, a favorable review of J. A. Pitts Black Blade Blues. Tor May 2010 ISBN 978-0-7653-2467-2 Urban fantasy with members of the Society involved. It's not showing up in library catalogs yet. YIS, Lady Maria __

Re: [h-cost] shippensburg exhibit

I just received my catalogues from the Shippensburg U 19th c. Exhibit.? Very ell done; hope?I can see the show while it is still up! Nice to see this uality of fashion and provenance of Pa and borders. For those on this list who are members of the Costume Society of America, the Mid-Atlant

Re: [h-cost] Look at this photo YIPPEE!!!

Whoo hoo - what fun! -Original Message- the historian look them over. This is what he said: "It's funny that the tinted stereoviews you just purchased happen to be 1850s from the United Kingdom. Well, you have the earliest examples of stereoviews, really." Penny Ladnier Owner, The Cost

[h-cost] shippensburg exhibit

I just received my catalogues from the Shippensburg U 19th c. Exhibit.? Very well done; hope?I can see the show while it is still up! Nice to see this quality of fashion and provenance of Pa and borders. Kathleen ___ h-costume mailing list h-costume@mai

Re: [h-cost] Look at this photo YIPPEE!!!

I am sorry, I forgot to add the link for the article about stereoview tinting: http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/early-french-tissue-stereoview-of-restaurant Penny Ladnier Owner, The Costume Gallery Websites www.costumegallery.com 14 websites of fashion, textiles, & costume history _

Re: [h-cost] Look at this photo YIPPEE!!!

Hi Carol, Thank you! I have chatting back and forth with the photo historian about the hand-tinting. Both were developed around the same time. I purchased the three 1850s stereoviews that I mentioned...not knowing what a treasure they were until I had the historian look them over. This is w