I contact sears or one of the other department stores that have been around
a really long time and have always had catalogues for mail order. I bet they
keep a copy of each of those catalogues and would have sold at least a few
of the things on the list if not all of them. 

Zoe Keefer-Norris
Education Coordinator
Museums of Old York

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Of Garet Bleddynn
Sent: Tuesday, January 05, 2010 2:58 PM
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Subject: [MUSEUM-L] Vintage Clothing Question

Good afternoon, everyone,

We are developing an exhibit celebrating the 50th anniversary of the
Tennessee sit-in movement, and I am trying to locate something for our
textile curator. She is looking for the 1960 prices for a variety of
clothing articles as part of a department store exhibit space.

I am unsure where to start. I tried internet searches, but most of
these searches yielded vintage clothing for sale with current market
prices. I have found one site, but she is specifically looking for
prices for the following types of clothing:

A woman's fancy hat
A bride's dress
A child's bridesmaid dress
A fox stole
A black wool suit

If you can point me in the right direction, I would be very grateful!
Garet

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M. Garet Bleddynn
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MA Candidate: Middle Tennessee State University, Public History Program
Blog: http://runeofbleddynn.blogspot.com

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