Below is a conference proceedings that has
several papers that look quite interesting. Wish
that the price was a bit better though. Currently
only available from the publisher and Amazon-UK...
Beth
Textiles and Text (Maria Hayward and Chris Bennett eds.) October 2007
The 3rd conference volu
Hi,
Although it is in danish, lots of the sites has illustrations.
The danish book "Dagligtliv i Norden i det 16. århundrede" by Troels Lund, has
ben published to the internet. It is several thick books.
The book about costume is here:
http://runeberg.org/dagligt/4/
Manny manny interresting illust
Browsing the book i mentioned earlyer today, finally found the illustration
with the wheel farthingale lying on the floor.
But i am very disapointed, the illustration is dutch and from 1636.
I had seen this illustration in another book by Broby Johansen and he didnt
mention the source for the ill
Audrey Bergeron-Morin wrote:
I know I'm not the only one...
I wanted to go to work all dressed up. I looked at my medieval
clothing and I just couldn't bring myself to wear this to work. For
one thing, it would be like cheating. And it wouldn't really be
something unusual to wear, from my perspe
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>I have so much costume-related material--
Yeah, it's like that here, too. I found an unfinished STTNG med corps
uniform languishing in a box. All it took was zipper installation,
shoulder pad removal (& re-build), rank pips, hems at wrists & a bit
of elastic for under th