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40s-50s Mail Order Marian Martin Dress Pattern Complete Uncut Standard Instructions by Marian Martin
40s-50s Mail Order Marian Martin Dress Pattern Complete Uncut Standard Instructions by Marian Martin
Mrs Marshall Newsconch (sp?) ordered this pattern, while she was living in Baird, Texas, some time in the late 40s-early 50's. I am pretty sure the pattern is complete, and I am sure it is uncut. There are 11 pieces: Skirt front and back, bodice front, bodice back, 3/4 sleeve, collar, sleeve band , armhole facing , bodice front band, inset belt, and skirt band. I went on line to find an illustration of the dress, and the numbers match, but I cannot promise this is the right illustration, as I don't see 3/4 sleeves illustrated. No indication of size, so I measured the waist, and it is 24", so SMALL! This pattern is a real slice of post war history! With the right print, it can make a great period statement.
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40s-50s Mail Order Marian Martin Dress Pattern Complete Uncut Standard Instructions by Marian Martin
Mrs Marshall Newsconch (sp?) ordered this pattern, while she was living in Baird, Texas, some time in the late 40s-early 50's. I am pretty sure the pattern is complete, and I am sure it is uncut. There are 11 pieces: Skirt front and back, bodice front, bodice back, 3/4 sleeve, collar, sleeve band , armhole facing , bodice front band, inset belt, and skirt band. I went on line to find an illustration of the dress, and the numbers match, but I cannot promise this is the right illustration, as I don't see 3/4 sleeves illustrated. No indication of size, so I measured the waist, and it is 24", so SMALL! This pattern is a real slice of post war history! With the right print, it can make a great period statement.
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Mrs Marshall Newsconch (sp?) ordered this pattern, while she was living in Baird, Texas, some time in the late 40s-early 50's. I am pretty sure the pattern is complete, and I am sure it is uncut. There are 11 pieces: Skirt front and back, bodice front, bodice back, 3/4 sleeve, collar, sleeve band , armhole facing , bodice front band, inset belt, and skirt band. I went on line to find an illustration of the dress, and the numbers match, but I cannot promise this is the right illustration, as I don't see 3/4 sleeves illustrated. No indication of size, so I measured the waist, and it is 24", so SMALL! This pattern is a real slice of post war history! With the right print, it can make a great period statement.
