In response to the question put up in tangential response to my question:
ironically, I had to research the subject of late 19th-century Austrian
uniforms for a steampunk project (a lot less serious than this one), and these
are the online sources I used:
Hi!
This is a slightly off-topic question, but as I'm in the middle of the
post-Pennsic garb cleaning binge, spending hour cleaning hems and
steaming wrinkles gives one a lot of time to ponder the value of the
fabric and time in one's garb. So I started wondering whether I should
get a rider on my
I haven't done anything about garb, but I was able to write my fabric
stash into my homeowner's insurance, which was definitely a relief.
For the garb, I think you might need to focus on replacement cost--if
you were to hire someone else to re-make these for you, what would
their total charge be?
Thank you. This is what I need. Kathy
At 10:39 AM 8/22/2010, you wrote:
In response to the question put up in tangential response to my
question: ironically, I had to research the subject of late
19th-century Austrian uniforms for a steampunk project (a lot less
serious than this one), and
For insurance reasons you need to find something like it with a price tag to
use as your baseline. What would it cost you to replace it is the name of this
game.
Ches
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From: Guenievre de Monmarche guenie...@erminespot.com
Sent: Sunday, August 22, 2010 9:42 AM
To:
Hi there - I don't have any specific information, but I am also looking. My
ancestors, Venoix of Caens, also came over with William the C (Advisors), were
given lands near Hastings and took on the name Veness. If you here anything,
let me know?
Date: Sun, 22 Aug 2010 16:37:02 -0400
This is what I've had to do recently for a friend with damaged or
destroyed garb for a friend. Some of it we were able to find similar
things on the web, and then there's what I actually charge to make
such things. Those estimates were what was used to filed their claim
with their insurance.
Hello, everyone. A cousin of mine is tracing the family tree and hit
the jackpot. I'm a direct descendant of the builders of this manor:
http://www.padley.catholicweb.com/
My ancestor is Joan Padley, and she lived in the 14th century. I'd love
to know how Joan would have been dressed,
Hi,
I'm a me, too here as there is a family genealogy that I've never seen. The
story is that the ancestor came in 1064 or 1065 as part of W of N's entourage
and stayed. Also that the current family name 'Chase' is an
Anglecised(sp?)version of the original. The College of Heralds has the
Hi
I hope this isn't a silly question, but I am a professor of costume
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western world. I chose
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