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Albany Historical Society Inc > Records

ENID GILCHRIST SIX TO NINE YEARS BOY AND GIRL CLOTHES PATTERN BOOK

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Cover illustrated in colour, children wearing finished clothing. Boy in shorts & shirt, girl in polka dot dress, and girl in pleated pinafore dress over white blouse. Red & black lettering. Price 4/- Back cover advertisement for Bernina Sewing machines. Back end paper has Hints that Make Sewing Easier. 50 pages, illustrated with patterns to draft and sew for boys and girls aged six to nine.

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GILCHRIST, Enid

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Popular Home sewing book used 1950-1970's.

Albany Historical Society Inc

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