With numerous plates of 1840s Women's fashion

Heading: (Chromolithography) Author: Leslie, Eliza, editor Title: Miss Leslie Magazine Vol. I. Home Book of Fashion, Literature and Domestic Economy Place Published: Philadelphia Publisher:Morton McMi

MAGASIN DES DEMOISELLES. Paris, 1877. 2 vols, 10" x 6.5". 96, 296; 96, 143, [1] pp. + 32 plates, all but 5 are hand-colored, numerous other plates throughout included in the pagination. Title-page to

All hand colored & w/ pair women in indoor & outdoor scenes, including sea-side, 8 "La Mode", 13 "Journal des Demoiselles" & 3 "La Sylphide", size range 6" x 8" to 8" x 10", (some foxing, few w/ edge

All hand colored, each features pairs of fashionably dressed women in indoor & outdoor scenes, 8 from "La Mode" & 13 "Journal des Demoiselles" & 3 "La Sylphide", sizes range 6" X 8" to 8" X 10", (pape

Godeys Magazine and Ladys Book Vol. 29, 1844, half-bound in leather, contains numerous fashion plates, features the first publishing of “The Oblong Box” (p.132) and “Thou Art The Man

Grahams Magazine volume 28, 1846, contains two works by Edgar Allan Poe, The Philosophy of Composition and a positive review of Melvilles Typee, gold decorated, features numerous fashion plates both c

Women’s fashion plates from Le Mode Parisienne (8), Godey’s Ladies Magazine and other mid-19th century fashion periodicals, 15 total. Some with marginal collection stamps of H. Charles McB

Godeys Ladys Book and Ladies American Magazine Vol. 27 & 28, 1843-1844, half-bound in black Morocco leather, contains numerous fashion plates and illustrations. Measures 6 1/2" x 10 1/2" x 1 3/4"

Heading: Author: Giafferri, Paul Louis de Title: L'Histoire du Costume Feminin Francais de l'an 1037 a l'an 1870 Place Published: Paris Publisher:Editions Nilsson Date Published: [1922-23]

Louis Icart, Decorative Print, Reclining Fashion Woman. Signed in plate. Framed. Size: 16.5x23.5 image, 22.5x29.5 outside frame

Louis Icart, Decorative Print, Reclining Fashion Woman. Signed in plate. Framed. Size: 16.5x23.5 image, 22.5x29.5 outside frame

Richard Beard (1801-1885) INDIVIDUAL PORTRAITS OF GENTLEMEN & A WOMAN, c.1840s, monochromatic ninth plate daguerreotype portraits, with varying condition issues affecting the plates, each housed in a

Pochoir color plate printed on tissue paper on a brown heavier paper , not signed Dimensions: Framed: H 14" x W 11", sight: H 7.5" x W 4.5"Condition: Some wrinkling of the paper.

14 daguerreotypes. 13 sixth plates. 1 ninth plate. 6 full cases. 4 half cases. 3 uncased. The ninth plate has a half case. 3 male & female couples. 6 of women, 5 of men.Features:1) 1840s Woman identif

Sonia Delaunay (French, 1885-1979) pochoir on paper depicting a fashion illustration of women's geometrical costumes, 1923. Plate 8 from Sonia Delaunay: Her paintings, her objects, her simultaneous fa

[2] French Hand Painted Porcelain Plaques in Frames. Fashion Woman and Fashion Man. Size: 8dia plates, 12.25x12.25 outside frame

22 hand colored plates, including 6 of just gents, most "La Mode", 2 "Journal des Demoiselles" & 1 1834 plate of women's accessories, sizes from 6"x9" to 10"x13.25", ("La Mode" plates edges cut, paper

American Denim A New Folk Art Numerous Color Plates Author: Peter Beagle Dated: 1975 Pages 156 Publisher: Harry N. Adams<

vol. 6, armorial bookplate to front pastedown, numerous engraved plates , contemporary calf , for G. Robinson , 1785 &#167; The Ladies' Diary: or Woman's Almanack, for 1790, bound with A Companion or

35 hand colored, 3 black & white, most of the 38 from "Journal des Demoiselles" & 7"-8" X 11", including 3 plates of 2 women w/ 1 child at sea side, (some foxing & paper discoloration) some fair, most

The woman, likely royalty and surely someone admired by many, poses elegantly with flowers up to her chest. Her face is nuanced.Half plate is considered very large in daguerreotype circles (5 1/2 x 4

GIORGIO Ostrich Leather White Women’s Shoes. Womenswear, women’s luxury designer fashion low heeled shoes with raised circle detail and small bows. Sized 39 1/2, tag and metal plate on bottom read

A 19th-century color engraving on paper, Costume de Madrid, depicting a Spanish fashion, a woman in dress, headdress, mantilla, veil. Titled in plate lower to the center. Signed in plate lower right a

11 hand colored fashion prints showing women's dress styles from "Costume Parisien" & 1 B & W of women's headresses, approximately 5"x8", (pages discolored, some edges w/ small holes or tears) very go