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history-of-fashion:1780s Coat and waistcoat (probably Russia)waistcoat - silk, cloth, silk embroider

history-of-fashion:1711 John Clostermann - John Manners, 2nd Duke of Rutland

Court suit worn by Alexander I, Russia, 1786. Pink and cream silk with metal embroidery.

French Fashion during the “The Directoire Style” between 1795–1804;“Pelisse doublée d’Hermine”“Spenc

Crewelwork 18th century

The 18th Century Evils of Masturbation,In 1716 a Dutch theologian and physician named Dr. Balthazar

theclothingproject:Collection’s Highlight: 18th Century Silk Vest This is one of two 18th century ve

fripperiesandfobs:Dress, 1720From the Digitalt MuseumWow, this fabric looks incredibly similar to th

Can this be my life.  Please.(via Secret by ~Weinglasarien)

Finally finished the post on the 1730’s waistcoat construction! Everything discussed in excess

fashionsfromhistory:Frock Coat1720sGermany 

fripperiesandfobs:Robe à la française, 1765-70From Historic Deerfield Museum

life-imitates-art-far-more:Jean-Marc Nattier (1685-1766)“Die Liebenden” (“The Loving Ones”) (1744)Ro

The Ramsay-Polk Family at Carpenter’s Point,Cecil County,Maryland  by James Peale,c 1793

Portrait of an unknown man by Joseph Highmore, 1745

Riding habits for June and October (two versions) by Robert Dighton, 1784

A miniature of an unknown woman by an unidentified artist, 18th century. [source: Vanderkindere Auct

mercurygray:thevintagethimble:Garter (one of a pair)French, 18th century. Silk plain weave with silk

Olive green watered silk faille riding habit with dark red watered plain-weave silk contrast and lin

A bone inlaid flintlock pistol originating from England, 18th century.

my18thcenturysource:Sleeved WaistcoatsEvery time I read/hear/say that term, can’t help but giggle: s

vincentbriggs:Got some pictures of me wearing my most recent waistcoat! The shoulders are a bit wrin

Please note: this method of reviving a drowning victim is no longer recommended.Bruhier, Jacques-Jea

A Sindh matchlock musket, originates from Sindh Province, Pakistan.  Late 18th or early 19th century

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