Created by rapscallion on 3/24/09

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Created by rapscallion on 3/24/09

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Created by rapscallion on 3/24/09

They're uber piratey and were purchased on eBay way back in the day for cheap.

They're uber piratey and were purchased on eBay way back in the day for cheap. See less

Created by rapscallion on 3/24/09

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See this at: moresca.com| Added on 03/24/09

Sizes: S, M, L, XL Measurements needed: HEIGHT, BUST, BRA, WAIST, HIPS Please see measuring guide. Price: $65.00 Our basic "beginner" bodice since 1993, when it used to be wool. To accomodate warmer weather we started making it in Corduroy in '96.... See more

Sizes: S, M, L, XL Measurements needed: HEIGHT, BUST, BRA, WAIST, HIPS Please see measuring guide. Price: $65.00 Our basic "beginner" bodice since 1993, when it used to be wool. To accomodate warmer weather we started making it in Corduroy in '96. Since we have a number of cut corduroy bodices in all sizes and colors and all the bi-colored, old ones are sold out, we decided to reinstate it in solid colors. It has three adjustable openings, one in front and two towards the back, reinforced with stiff belting and 1/4" steel bone inside double layers of bias edging. They run larger than most of our other bodices. Dry clean. This item is temporarily out of stock. See less

See this at: stores.shop.ebay.com| Added on 03/24/09

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Highlights: $45.00

See this at: myworld.ebay.com| Added on 03/24/09

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See this at: thistlebees.com| Added on 03/24/09

We have been making these for some time now. Examples below show numerous collar styles and embroidery designs. Many other variations are possible - simply write us if you have something specific in mind. Sleeves can be added if you wish. When... See more

We have been making these for some time now. Examples below show numerous collar styles and embroidery designs. Many other variations are possible - simply write us if you have something specific in mind. Sleeves can be added if you wish. When ordering - A neck, shoulder and length (from nape of neck to your chosen hem line) measurement will be needed. Please email us to inquire and include "Thistlebees" in your subject line to help us with spam spotting! See less

See this at: verymerryseamstress....| Added on 03/24/09

Our Promise to you: We want your shopping experience to be flawless, so we would like to promise you a few things: We promise to treat you like Royalty, whether you are ordering a Noble ensemble or peasant garb. Class is not important to us, but your... See more

Our Promise to you: We want your shopping experience to be flawless, so we would like to promise you a few things: We promise to treat you like Royalty, whether you are ordering a Noble ensemble or peasant garb. Class is not important to us, but your happiness is. We promise originality - You won't find carbon copy gowns or assembly line garments here. All items are handcrafted with meticulous attention to detail. Each item is custom made by hand, especially for you, to your specifications and precise measurements. This is indeed, custom made clothing - not off-the-rack generically-sized, cheaply made "costume quality" garments. We promise to pamper you. Purchasing the perfect outfit can be a little intimidating, epecially for first-time buyers. We will work with you every step of the way. We will answer all of your questions in an extremely timely fashion. We will offer suggestions if you would like them. We will do all the work while you sit back and relax. We promise to make you... See less

See this at: sapphireandsage.com| Added on 03/24/09

"Anastasia" Feather Hat Pin An aristocratic asymetrical design that is perfect for faire or Mardi Gras alike! Unrivaled in its uniqueness, this 10-12" feather hat pin is hand-made with colorful ostrich floss and plume feathers and accented with... See more

"Anastasia" Feather Hat Pin An aristocratic asymetrical design that is perfect for faire or Mardi Gras alike! Unrivaled in its uniqueness, this 10-12" feather hat pin is hand-made with colorful ostrich floss and plume feathers and accented with vibrantly jewel-toned peacock eye and sword feathers bundled together in a copper-embellished brass cone. You will choose a floss feather background color (shown above in teal), a single-plume feather foreground color(shown in jet), and a floss feather contrast color (shown in amethyst) for your hat pin's ostrich feathers. See less

See this at: illusionjewels.com| Added on 03/24/09

Jewelry in this category is a "reflection" of pieces seen in Renaissance portraits from 1400 through the early 1600's. Reflection items are not exact reproductions, but they are as close as possible with available materials. See individual items for... See more

Jewelry in this category is a "reflection" of pieces seen in Renaissance portraits from 1400 through the early 1600's. Reflection items are not exact reproductions, but they are as close as possible with available materials. See individual items for specific information. During each century from 1400 into the early 1600's, jewelry styles included the simple to the elaborate. These pieces represent those worn by the nobles and upper class: pearls in abundance, semi-precious and precious stones in cabochon shape (smooth, rounded top); cameos; gold and silver colored metal chain and settings and the appearance of faceted stones. Included are reflections of Tudor jewelry and Elizabethan jewelry. See Renaissance Jewelry for more information on period accurate jewelry. See less

See this at: ostrich.com| Added on 03/24/09

You are shopping from the USA Shop from the UK | We ship to every country in the world! Change currency to: £ UK pounds | € Euros | $ US dollars

You are shopping from the USA Shop from the UK | We ship to every country in the world! Change currency to: £ UK pounds | € Euros | $ US dollars See less

Highlights: as low as $ 0.28

See this at: vertetsable.com| Added on 03/24/09

An Apology - The title of this demo is a misnomer - not intentionally, mind you, but a misnomer nonetheless. I really meant to stick to flag fans and palm fans. Honest. But, I started researching fans... At first, I was dismayed simply because there... See more

An Apology - The title of this demo is a misnomer - not intentionally, mind you, but a misnomer nonetheless. I really meant to stick to flag fans and palm fans. Honest. But, I started researching fans... At first, I was dismayed simply because there is just nothing out there on the Internet pertaining to fans from the late sixteenth century. I combed the web and my own library. Eventually, I started running across a few tidbits here, a few tidbits there. And pictures of various fans from period. And then I started thinking... and then... I got carried away. I am sorry. So the title of this demo should be: Three Types of Fans from the Late Sixteenth Century: Theories, Methods, and Construction. Impressive, huh! But I settled on the title above. More to the point. I had the best time with this demo. I've not had this much fun in almost a year. Don't get me wrong; I enjoy the demos. But this one, for some reason, really got me going. It might have something to do with the Christmas... See less

See this at: jewelsnfindings.com| Added on 03/24/09

Jewels n Findings is your source for Brass Findings, Brass Jewelry Findings, Wholesale Brass Findings and Wholesale Brass Jewelry Findings.

Jewels n Findings is your source for Brass Findings, Brass Jewelry Findings, Wholesale Brass Findings and Wholesale Brass Jewelry Findings. See less

Highlights: Quantity in Basket: None Code: F606-AG Price: $2.40

See this at: siue.edu| Added on 03/24/09

Plate #8c - Fourth to the Sixth Centuries

Plate #8c - Fourth to the Sixth Centuries See less

See this at: en.wikipedia.org| Added on 03/24/09

The official position taken by the Wikimedia Foundation is that "faithful reproductions of two-dimensional public domain works of art are public domain, and that claims to the contrary represent an assault on the very concept of a public domain". For... See more

The official position taken by the Wikimedia Foundation is that "faithful reproductions of two-dimensional public domain works of art are public domain, and that claims to the contrary represent an assault on the very concept of a public domain". For details, see Commons:When to use the PD-Art tag. This photographic reproduction is therefore also considered to be in the public domain. See less

See this at: festiveattyre.com| Added on 03/24/09

Giuliano Bugiardini: Portrait of a Young Woman, 1525 National Gallery of Art, Washington

Giuliano Bugiardini: Portrait of a Young Woman, 1525 National Gallery of Art, Washington See less

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Plate #23a - First Half of the Fifteenth Century

Plate #23a - First Half of the Fifteenth Century See less

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See this at: palacegallery.net| Added on 03/24/09

During the Renaissance, clothing was fastened together in many ways. There were buttons made of fabric, metal, bone, seashells and wood. Clasps were used not only on cloaks but also on doublet, jerkins and bodices. | Eyelets, lacing rings and lacing... See more

During the Renaissance, clothing was fastened together in many ways. There were buttons made of fabric, metal, bone, seashells and wood. Clasps were used not only on cloaks but also on doublet, jerkins and bodices. | Eyelets, lacing rings and lacing eyes were other fastener choices during this time period. Although most eyelets were sewn with thread there is evidence of both lacing eyes and metal eyelets used on the same garment in Carlos Crivelli's Mary Magdelene painting. Leonardo da Vinci's Ginerva di' Benci (detail pictured on left) is one of the clearest examples of lacing rings used on a bodice. See less

Highlights: SN7 Lacing Rings $6.00/bag

See this at: siue.edu| Added on 03/24/09

Plate #1d - Egyptians, Moors, Turks

Plate #1d - Egyptians, Moors, Turks See less