Chemise in LinenPeriod Accurate Fabric 100% Linen Very Comfortable Also called a shift. Worn night and day by 18th century women as the main undergarment. It was never worn in public without a bodice or a gown covering it. Generously cut. Made of white linen with a drawstring at the neck and sleeves. This Item is usually in stock. Call for availability. Please allow 1 3 weeks for item to be made. To ensure you obtain proper measurements, please consult our

Clermont's "The Professed Cook" is an 18th Century translation of the popular French cookbook

By Henry Fielding

It has about a 3" brim and a narrow black cotton hatband

The table folds up to be just 2-3/4 " thick

lapel and cuffs have unhemmed

7/8" diameter with a loop on the back

1/2 Lb of black leather strips

Sleeves are gusseted

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Item # KP-159

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They fold up nicely to about 1-1/2" thick for storage