questionableadvice:

~ Sears, Roebuck and Co., 1922
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missfolly:

Creator Name: Unknown
Creator Name-CRT: Artist not recorded
Title: Advertisting poster for hats for C.A. Browning & Co., Boston
View: Full View
Creation Start Date: 1904
Creation End Date: 1905
Creation Date: 1904-5
Creation Place: France
Object Type: Books
Materials and Techniques: Lithograph, printed in color, on paper
Dimensions: 121.28 x 88.26 cm (47 3/4 x 34 3/4 in.)
Contributor: Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Owner Location: Boston, Massachusetts, USA
ID Number: 1990.511
Credit Line: Mr. and Mrs. John Burbidge
Rights: http://www.mfa.org/ip/drl.htm
ID: BMFA.1990.511
Library Year: 1999

BMFA-BMFA.235-7

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Bonnets of the Season, Debenham & Freebody New Fashion Book, Autumn 1874. 

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yeoldefashion:

Smart boys’ knickerbocker suits for a variety of budgets. From the Spring 1917 Sears catalog.

vintagevision:

Charming simplicity, eh? Well, it is pretty simple to just tear a wing off a bird and stick it in your turban…

questionableadvice:

~ Chicago Mercantile Co. Pattern Hats, Fall & Winter 1909
via Harvard University Library
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“Charming simplicity is featured in this elegant Velvet and Satin Plush Draped Turban Pattern Hat”

yeoldefashion:

An adorable variety of little girls’ hats from the Spring-Summer 1925 Sears Catalog.

These girls look pretty cute.  You know who else would look cute in these hats?  ME. 

Speigel Christmas Catalog, 1933.

I love these jaunty little things! (And I would punch a kitten for a few of those coats!)

ladylikelady:

Ladies Hats/Sears Catalog, 1937

Fetching!

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