Men's Clothing 1760–1785
by Sarah E. Mitchell

Authored by Sarah E. Mitchell of VintageDesigns.com. Published 2012. 10 illustrations, 145 research notes, 37 pages. 5.5 x 8.5 inches. Soft cover, saddle-stitched. ISBN-10: 1-929384-17-3. ISBN-13: 978-1-929384-17-4.

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Men's Clothing 1760–1785 is about the civilian clothing worn by servants, slaves, frontiersmen, and the more wealthy in the American Colonies and United States. Buttons, buckles, and other fastenings; undergarments; breeches, trousers, sherryvalies, and skilts; shoes and boots; stockings; shirts; waistcoats, vests, underjackets; jackets, cloaks, and coats; neckwear; banyans and caps; body modifications; hair and wigs; hats; gloves; watches and more are discussed.

Anecdotes, advertisements, and descriptions of the time period are included.

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• Women's Clothing in the Revolutionary War Era 1765–1783
• Ladies' Clothing in the 1830's
• Southern Ladies' Civil War and Antebellum Fashions 1855–1865
• Northern Ladies' Civil War Fashions 1861–1865
• Grace in Skirt and Sleeve: Victorian Ladies' Clothing 1894–1901
• A Pleasant Chaos — Victorian Interior Design: Parlors & Sitting Rooms 1870–1890
• Revolutionary Recipes
• At the Table in Colonial America: 1700-1776
• Colonial Spices and Herbs
• Colonial Sweets and Spirits
• Colonial Christmas Cooking
• Colonial Foodways in the 1600's
• The Good Land: Native American and Early Colonial Food

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