Marjorie seems like quite a character. She has left us some interesting clothes. Remember, she is 20 in 1935, so she has a lot to experience!
The next dress we pulled out of the box:
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The Ballgown! |
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The back |
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The tag |
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The Front |
We have no date for this dress, so if you have an idea, let me know.
The dress is in very stable condition, but also very stained, mostly mildew, I think. But it has no smell. The fabric is like a satin taffeta, but I am not sure. It is full length and has a metal side zipper. The colors are light lavender and black. I'm thinking, about 1935? But it would really fit in one of those WWII movies.
Wow bet she felt like a dream in that dress!
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