Posts tagged 1870s

Posts tagged 1870s
Tintype of James Weldon Johnson’s mother and sister: Helen Louise Johnson and Agnes Marion Edwards, 1870
Tintype of James Weldon Johnson’s mother and sister: Helen Louise Johnson and Agnes Marion Edwards, 1870.
Bonnets of the Season, Debenham & Freebody New Fashion Book, Autumn 1874.
Via Archive.org
Coral Tiara | c. 1860 - 1870
Phillips Brothers, in which the dominant partner was Robert Phillips, were the leading supplier of coral goods in London, as well as being important goldsmiths and jewellers. In 1870 the firm advertised that it had ‘the most complete collection of fine coral work in the world’. Robert Phillips received the order of the Crown of Italy for his services to the coral industry in Naples.
I love this so much I posted it twice.
Hello you pretty thing!
Bonnet, ca 1870 US (Brooklyn, NY), the Met Museum
I don’t know how I’d feel about that mink head watching my every move.
It feels like it is about 9 degrees in my house right now, and I would punch one of my kittens if it meant that I could wear this. (That’s a lie- I would need to own it in order to punch one of my kittens. And it would be Monty, because he tore down my curtains yesterday.)
La Modiste, 1876-1878, NYPL Digital Collections
(Published in the 1870s, but in the style of the late 1830s, early 1840s- Thanks Julie!)
The Milliner and Dressmaker, 1875. NYPL Digital Collections.

Two women in Welsh national dress, drinking tea, c. 1875.
Love love LOVE these outfits! I have a mild obsession with Wales and the Welsh people, mostly because they were wearing awesome stuff like this in the 1870s!

Crown Princess Victoria of Prussia, 1875.
Men’s 1870s velvet smoking hats.
I want one of these!

Tibetan Princess, 1879.
Exquisite!
Wellcome Library, London
Ten illustrations of different types of wigs and hair pieces. 1 May 1875
The surveying crew of Conrad Blucher. (who is sat on the far right) 1876.
Blucher was a County Surveyor in Texas. Specifically for Nueces County.
I bet those dudes could kill me six ways from Sunday. Even those kids look tough!

Detail from “the Queen” 1871.
Love that little bow!

1870s Hat.
Anyone know the source for this one? I know it is from a well-known costume collection, but I just can’t remember. Regardless, I LOVE this hat.