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Historical Pattern Archive 2 features a collection of women's period garment patterns taken from The Historic Clothing Collection at The University of Virginia.

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Historical Pattern Archive 2

Women’s Clothing from the Historic Clothing Collection 1820-1938

Part 1: 1820 1. Late 1820 Tan Calico Bodice 2. 1824-1828 Pink Silk Bodice and Skirt Part 2: 1830 3. 1830-1835 Pink and Purple Striped Bodice 4. 1836-1837 Silk Moiré Bodice Part 3: 1840 5. 1840-1845 Silk Plaid Bodice 6. 1845-1850 Silk Jacquard Bodice 7. 1848-1851 Cotton Calico Print Bodice 8. 1848-1854 "Homespun" Dress Part 4: 1850 9. 1851-1857 Silk Plaid Bodice with Detachable Sleeves 10. 1857-1864 Silk Dressing Gown Part 5: 1860 11. 1860-1865 Striped Silk Dress 12. 1864-1868 Blue Silk Gown with Scallops 13. 1865-1868 Blue Silk Jacquard Gown Part 6: 1870 14. 1870-1875 Two Tone Green Silk Bodice 15. 1872-1873 Olive silk Taffeta and Jacquard Bustle Ensemble 16. 1873-1875 Black Duchess Silk Bustle with Beading 17. 1878-1882 Olive Silk Cuirass Bodice Part 7: 1880 18. 1882-1886 Brown Silk and Velvet Bustle 19. 1883-1887 Brown and Red Wool Jacquard Dolman 20. 1884-1887 Dark Red Silk and Velvet Bustle 21. 1885-1889 Ivory and Red Polka-Dot Wool Batiste Bustle Ensemble 22. 1887-1893 Dressing Gown with Cape Part 8: 1890 23. 1892- 1895 Blue Flannel Jacket 24. 1894-1995 Pale Blue Wool Dressing gown 25. 1896-1897 Blue Silk Jacquard Bodice Part 9: 1900 26. 1901-1906 Grey Wool Jacket and Skirt Ensemble 27. 1902-1904 Wool Twill Day Dress 28. 1903-1905 Plaid Silk Bodice with Decorative Epilates and Tabs 29. 1905-1907 White Cotton Lawn Ensemble 30. 1909-1914 Black Silk Dress with Pleated Sleeves 31. 1909-1914 Brown Silk Faille Cocoon Style Evening Coat Part 10: 1910 32. 1914-1917 Dark Brown Silk Taffeta and Chiffon Dress 33. 1917-1921 Wool Jacket and Skirt Set with Dickie Part 11: 1920 34. 1921-1923 Ivory Silk Dress with Grey and White Beading 35. 1924-1928 Peach Silk Chiffon Dress 36. 1926-1929 Floral Print Silk Chiffon Dress 37. 1928-1929 Blue Silk Chiffon Dress Part 12: 1930 38. 1930-1933 Tan and Brown Print Silk Dress 39. 1931-1934 Green Print Silk Chiffon Dress with Scalloped Faggoting 40. 1932-1936 Floral Print Silk Chiffon Dress with Bolero 41. 1933-1938 Grey and White Polka-Dot Silk Chiffon Evening Ensemble

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