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1981.31.203 - McCall dress pattern #8768
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Object Typedressmaker pattern, dress
Place MadeNorth America: United States, New York, New York City
Date Made1918-1923
Item Details
Object Typedressmaker pattern, dress
Place MadeNorth America: United States, New York, New York City
Date Made1918-1923
Accession Number
1981.31.203
Title
McCall dress pattern #8768
Category
Textileworking Tools & Equipment
Object Type
dressmaker pattern, dress
Creator
McCall Corporation
Date Made
1918-1923
Place Made
North America: United States, New York, New York City
Culture
North American
Cultural Region
North American
Gender and Age
girls
Materials and Techniques
paper; printed
Measurements
overall: 16 cm x 13.5 cm
Description
McCall girl's dress pattern #8768, for 8-year old; dress consists of blouse and jumper; blouse has round or square neckling without collar, long or short sleeves, and closes at back. Jumper has deep square neckline,…
McCall girl's dress pattern #8768, for 8-year old; dress consists of blouse and jumper; blouse has round or square neckling without collar, long or short sleeves, and closes at back. Jumper has deep square neckline, is sleeveless; has optional patchpockets and belt slightly higer than natural waistline. Envelope contains 7 tissue paper pattern pieces in factory folds; instructions printed on the back.
Credit Line
Purchased from Shirley Potter Costume Co., Edmonton
External Links
Virtual Tour: Anne Lambert Clothing and Textiles Collection
University of Alberta, Faculty of Agricultural, Life & Environmental Sciences, Department of Human Ecology
Citation
Page Citation for 1981.31.203 - McCall dress pattern #8768
Page Citation
"1981.31.203 - McCall dress pattern #8768, Anne Lambert Clothing and Textiles Collection." University of Alberta Museums Search Site, https://search.museums.ualberta.ca/13-40400. Accessed 27 Mar. 2025.