Civil War Clothing Including 19th Century, Victorian
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Most popular and “In Style” measurement for what is now being called “THE WAIST (#6 below)” measurement, is actually the location of the natural “HIP” measurement. See Chart Below.

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The measurements that I use are the “Old Fashioned/Granny Waist (# 4)” measurements. If you measure by the new styles of a “Low Rise” waist (Hip), your garment will not fit properly.



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Civil War Clothing Including 19th Century, Victorian
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Girl's Pioneer, Victorian, including Civil War Dresses


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Peterson's Magazine 1864

19th Century Ladies, Men, and Girls period clothing, including Victorian
100% Silk Print that belonged to my Great-Grandmother, now in my collections. Dated by an Appraiser, Godey's 1860's. Size – 8in. X 10in.

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