Part 1.
Books, Brochures, Pamphlets...
THESE are now 20 Books
& Catalogues. All are full
scans complete with illustrations. They
are in .pdf format for reading on a
computer using Adobe Reader, which
comes as standard usually (or is
otherwise downloadable free).
1.
Best Co Liliputian Bazaar.
Muslin Underwear, waists, corsets
catalogue.
2.
C. Stevens Supplementary Catalogue
1902-3.
Fall & Winter 1902 Catalogue with
under-muslins, silk and mercerized
petticoats, corsets, hosiery etc.
3.
Dr Jaeger Sanitary Woollen System 1897
"The Standard Underwear of the World"
illustrated catalogue.
4.
Dr Jaeger Sanitary Woollen System 1901.
5.
Equipoise Waist Co.
Pamphlet featuring the company's corset
waists.
6.
Health and Beauty and Clothing 1864.
Book with 234 pages.
7.
HW Corset Waists and Brassieres.
Corset waists and brassieres catalogue,
illustrated.
8.
Jaros Hygienic Wear 1890.
88-page booklet.
9.
Ladies and Childrens' Underwear,
Mrs A.
Fletcher's illustrated catalogue of
ladies and children's underwear
"constructed on dress reform and
hygienic principles".
10.
L'Art dans la Lingerie 1896.
116-page book showing the designs
embroidered into corsets etc.
11.
Novelties Specialties in Ladies,
Childrens Underwear 1878.
George Frost & Co catalogue of ladies
and children's underwear.
12.
Le Pantalon Féminin 1916.
614-pages book (French).
13.
Manual of Hygienic Modes of Under
Dressing 1882,
58-page booklet by Mrs O. P. Flynt,
inventor and manufacturer of improved
under-clothing.
14.
Practical Designer Womens and Misses
Underwear1881
corset covers, camisoles, brassiers,
envelope chemise, nightgowns, drawers,
bloomers, combinations etc., 140 pages.
15.
Serviceability of Cotton and Rayon Knit
Underwear 1941,
22-page technical bulletin..
16.
The Corset and the Crinoline
illustrated book of modes and costumes,
252 pages.
17.
WB Corsets Catalog,
39 page illustrated catalogue featuring
various corset brands including Erect
Form, Nuform and Reduso.
18.
Warner Bros Coraline Corsets Brochure.
PLUS two more just added!
The texts are presented in a convenient Adobe Reader
form (.pdf files) suitable for all computer systems
and which allows each title to be read individually
and at leisure. This format also allows for all the essential illustrations to be shown in their full size, in-situ,
as opposed to the text-only 'e-books'
sometimes offered. Adobe reader itself
is completely free to download from the Adobe web
site, although it usually comes pre-installed
anyway as
standard on most computers.
A wonderful collection offering hours of reading at a low price -
Why
Not Treat Yourself?
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