Thursday, February 16, 2012
Civil War Era Ladies' Headwear - February 1863 Peterson's Magazine
Civil War Era Ladies' Headwear - February 1863 Peterson's Magazine
Bonnet of White Tulle, embroidered with black jet, and having a braided ornament separating the front from the crown. The edge of the front, of the curtain, the band across the bonnet and the strings are all of Solferino velvet. A row of black lace covers the cross-band and forms a fanchon. The curtain is separated from the velvet part by a balck braid ornament. A long drooping black feather falls over the crown.
Bonnet Entirely of Plain Velvet, Lobelia Blue, trimmed with two feathers, one white, the other black. Inside, there is a tuft of small white and black feathers, fastened by a large bow of black lace. A row of white lace on the curtain.
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Ladies' Headwear and Hair
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