I'll certainly try (I have a Flickr account). The lady in charge takes photos of everything as we pack them away, but they are for archival purposes.
We had a fly-by-night volunteer take photos of a day's work of chemises, because she had a better camera... and we never saw her again (or the photos), so we have to figure out which box those particular chemises are in, unpack them, take photos... (you get the idea). I can take photos of them if I figure out how to use my daughter's camera -- they may or may not be the nicest ones we have. We finished vacuuming all the 19th century dresses we have found so far, but they're not packed. There's so many... any particular time period? Earliest on the rack is an 1820's pelisse, then every decade thereafter.. They were dated by a lady hired in 1995 (same lady who wrote the sacque comments). We're just starting the sacques, and after that piles of mens' shirts, then.... *sigh* Dede _________________________ West Village Studio www.workroombuttons.com --- On Wed, 9/14/11, Martha Kelly <marthake...@nyc.rr.com> wrote: Dede, is there anywhere you can post some pictures of the garments you're looking at? Maybe a Facebook page or Flickr? Martha _______________________________________________ h-costume mailing list h-costume@mail.indra.com http://mail.indra.com/mailman/listinfo/h-costume
