Victorian magazine

This wonderfully aged, shabby, Flexibone Moulded corset advertisement is from the March 1895 issue of The Delineator magazine. Click on image to enlarge. Related posts that may interest you: Free Victorian Clip Art Corset Advertisement Free Vintage Corset Ad Clip Art Royal Worcester Bon-Ton Corset Ad

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Featuring "Mrs Harrison's Daily Life in the White House", "A Man's Idea of Home Comfort", "Hints on Home Dressmaking", "How to Marry Well", and more.

This year, Harper's Bazaar, the oldest continuously published fashion magazine in the world, celebrates its 140th anniversary. Here, take a photo tour of vintage images.

This beautifully aged magazine cover is from the June 28, 1896 issue of La Nouvelle Mode, a vintage French fashion publication. Click on image to enlarge. Related posts that may interest you: Victorian Lady Clip Art Victorian Lady Clip Art Victorian Lady Picture Clip Art

I'm one of those people who can spend hours reading just about anything. I'm not afraid to jump into a difficult text, especially magazines from the 19th century. I've noticed that educational institutions have access to a variety of magazines/periodicals, but never the same collections. It's quite frustrating when trying to find an answer or linking a motif across different magazines. So here it is, the source for most of my research. Click away my fellow reenactors! But before you start…

During the Victorian era there was a flourishing market for all manner of women's magazines. The public's imagination was caught by lavishly illustrated periodicals that offered a more or less constant supply of thrilling, serialised fiction, alongside more practical features on fashion and home-making, even the latest sheet music to be played on the parlour piano. In 1852, the husband and wife team of Samuel and Isabella Beeton achieved great success with their own creation of Beeton's…

This premier issue of Victoria is in very good condition, but did have a tiny tear on the spine, about 1/4" - which was successfully repaired. from 23866188

After my sojourn across the pond, it's back to the McCullough House, a Victorian home that will be an 1893 setting in my second mystery. We've explored the public rooms downstairs. Now it's time to take the broad staircase to the second and third floors. The wealthy of the late 1800s generally had sparsely furnished bedrooms. These were private areas of the house so ostentation wasn't necessary. Usually the bedrooms on the second floor contained an easy chair, table, washstand with pitcher…