Clothing and Textiles
1580–1660 Old Series
| Title | No. of pages | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Clothes of the Common Woman 1580-1660. Robert Morris. Uses illustrations, wills, inventories and other sources to establish who was wearing what clothes, cuts, fabrics and colours. | 68p | £10 |
| Clothes of the Common Man 1580-1660. Robert Morris. Uses illustrations, wills, inventories and other sources to establish who was wearing what clothes, cuts, fabrics and colours. | 68p | £10 |
| Clothes of the Common Woman part 2: Making the Garments Jane Hugget. Takes the information in part 1 and produces a reasoned interpretation of how to reproduce the garments worn. Includes patterns. | 64p | £10 |
| Clothes of the Common Man part 2: Making the Garments. Jane Hugget. Takes the information in part 1 and produces a reasoned interpretation of how to reproduce the garments worn. Includes patterns. | 56p | £9 |
| Children’s Clothing 1580-1660 Jane Huggett. Includes patterns | 31p | £6 |
| Textiles and Materials of the Common Man and Woman 1580-1660 Provides detailed information on the fabrics used by common people identified in the works above. | 76p | £11 |
| Dyeing the Clothing of the Common folk 1580-1660 Peachey and Hopkins. Analyses what dyed colours were used for what garments by which common people and gives instructions on the methods used to produce those colours | 36p | £6 |
| Headwear, Footwear and Trimmings of the Common People 1580-1660 Robert Morris. Examines the accessories such as points, buttons, lace, hooks and eyes, purses etc plus non linen headwear and footwear and stockings of common people. | 44p | £7 |
| Monmouths and Monteroes. A confusion of caps. Robert Morris. Was the Monmouth cap a synonym for the Monteroe as claimed by one period source? | 16p | £4 |
| Common Soldiers Clothing of the Civil Wars 1639-1646: Volume 1: Infantry. Stuart Peachey and Alan Turton. The clothing supplied to the armies and the civilian clothing worn where clothing was not issued. Includes patterns and fabric and colour details. | 56p | £9 |
| The Tale of a Soldiers Coat: Hopkins. Account of the reconstruction of a Royalist Oxford army coat of 1643 | 24p | £5 |
| How to make a Petticoat and Bodice of 1580-1660. Gilly Morley. A step-by-step guide. | £4 | |
| The Art of the Dyer 1500-1700: Draws on a wide variety of European sources to explain the techniques for producing coloured cloth. David Hopkins. | 60p | £9 |
| Needlework: A facsimile of a period needlework pattern book. Bootleg Press | 20p. | £4 |
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