By comparing Figure 46 A with Figure 68 A, both men being dressed in the costume just previous to and during the Revolution, it will be found the Quaker had not as yet accepted the newer coat and waistcoat, but was still garbed in the costume of about 1750. (See Fig. 45 A.) The Quaker's coat and waistcoat were still unadorned and noticeably free of embroidery, braids, and edging. New Fashion, Costumes, Clothes, Colonial, Costume Design Sketch, Costume Design, Fantasy Costumes, Women, Cute Animal Pictures

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Middle Colony 1600s/1700s Clothing: Pennsylvania

Learn about middle colony clothing 17th and 18th century, especially Quakers in Pennsylvania, including the fashions and styles of the time.

Costume Design Sketch

Mens Elastic Waist Jeans

Bridal Shower Sweater

Emerald Dress Backless

Miss Me Shorts

Sparkle Black Dress Long

Mother Of The Bride Dresses Off The Shoulders

A Line Sweater Dress

Strapless Pink Dress

Halter Dress Silk

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Middle Colony 1600s/1700s Clothing: Pennsylvania

Learn about middle colony clothing 17th and 18th century, especially Quakers in Pennsylvania, including the fashions and styles of the time.

Costume Design Sketch

Mens Elastic Waist Jeans

Bridal Shower Sweater

Emerald Dress Backless

Miss Me Shorts

Sparkle Black Dress Long

Mother Of The Bride Dresses Off The Shoulders

A Line Sweater Dress

Strapless Pink Dress

Halter Dress Silk

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