That she indeed. The description at the top of the page has me intrigued. Was this a series in a magazine, a book, a postcard collection? Whatever it is, it's certainly a lovely premise.
I think it came from an issue of Every Woman's Encyclopaedia. They were a set of books published between 1910 and 1912. I'm not sure if this was a regular series or not, but the books are available on the Internet Archive. They make for fascinating reading, as they cover a wide range of topics (the usual fashion, needlework, cooking but also things like self defence, first aid, history, law, etc)
That she indeed. The description at the top of the page has me intrigued. Was this a series in a magazine, a book, a postcard collection? Whatever it is, it's certainly a lovely premise.
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I think it came from an issue of Every Woman's Encyclopaedia. They were a set of books published between 1910 and 1912. I'm not sure if this was a regular series or not, but the books are available on the Internet Archive. They make for fascinating reading, as they cover a wide range of topics (the usual fashion, needlework, cooking but also things like self defence, first aid, history, law, etc)
DeleteGorgeous for sure. Edwardian pictures are the most beautiful I think
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