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Kimono (Baby's kimono)
1800-1900
Description
A baby kimono, made of cotton and created from one piece of fabric. Short sleeves and a square neckline. This is open and designed without any fasteners.The sleeves and neckline are trimmed with (possibly crocheted) lace.
Category
Textiles (Clothing)
Materials
- Cotton
Museum Object Number
1994.0107.030
Credit Line/Donor
Gift of Eleanor A. Murphey in memory of Henry H. and Maria M. Albertson
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Object Number
1994.0107.030
Object Name
Kimono (Baby's kimono)
Category
Textiles (Clothing)
Date
1800-1900
Materials
- Cotton
Bibliography and Bibliographic Notes
Thesis: Eisenbarth, Erin. 2002 Plain and peculiar: a case study of nineteenth-century Quaker clothing. 134 M.A. University of Delaware Winterthur Program in Early American Culture
• pg 125Thesis: Eisenbarth, Erin. 2002 Plain and peculiar: a case study of nineteenth-century Quaker clothing. 134 M.A. University of Delaware Winterthur Program in Early American Culture
• pg 47-48Book: Anonymous Author. Workwoman's Guide.
• pg 22-24