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Children's Dolly Madison Colonial Costume – Heritagecostumes

Children's Dolly Madison Colonial Costume – Heritagecostumes

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INCLUDES: -Dress Only Includes Satin polyester jacquard 2 PC. colonial dress with penne velvet contrast and zipper back, broadcloth lined bodice, skirt with adjustable side panniers, trimmed with white polyester lace. Base Costume: Everything from Dress Only Option plus, white lace-trimmed shawl, and mob cap. Value Bun
INCLUDES: -Dress Only Includes Satin polyester jacquard 2 PC. colonial dress with penne velvet contrast and zipper back, broadcloth lined bodice, skirt with adjustable side panniers, trimmed with white polyester lace. Base Costume: Everything from Dress Only Option plus, white lace-trimmed shawl, and mob cap. Value Bundle: Everything from Base Costume Option plus, Wrist length white lace gloves, Marabou black-feathered hand fan, and a 3 hoop skirt. Our children's historical and period costumes are individually crafted with careful attention to both detail and quality. We make all of our costumes with pride in the USA, you simply won't find this caliber of children's costumes anywhere else. This uniquely beautiful two-piece dress is a replica of the most popular 18th century English, American, and French colonial women’s clothing. From the American Revolutionary War to the Golden Age of Piracy to the French Revolution, this dress represents the height of fashion for European women of the early to the mid modern period of history. Our girl's colonial dress is a two-piece garment made from high-quality satin brocade fabric in dandelion yellow and velveteen in rich black. Bodice zips in the back and features contrasting panels with white lace trim along the front panel, neckline, and bell sleeves. The skirt is elastic at the waist and features adjustable side panniers with matching white lace trim. Pictured but NOT INCLUDED in Base Costume: hoop skirt (foundation garment). For these accessories and more visit our home site at !

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Children's Dolly Madison Colonial Costume

Born Araminta Ross around 1822, Harriet Tubman began her life in slavery in Maryland. Her different masters were violent and vicious, causing Tubman a