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The doll book (1908)
Starr, Laura B · New York, The Outing publishing company · leaf 75
d among the ladies ofthe bed-chamber attached to Queen Carolinescourt. It was a little young lady dressed in courtcostume, and it was shown with the reservationthat when all had studied it to their satisfaction itwas to be given to Mrs. Tempest, the court mil-liner, to keep for a model in the… … o H3 d 2 ,r3 CO 4v (—i a a d CO c w © =1 < 0) tM o 0 1 1 cy 3 jd V +j d .3 i ■S | OJ +J rg !3 S d s t d 0 U I-a d <D <y =3 cr -o d a go g 13 d =3 ^3 d w FASHION DOLLS dolls being brought from Paris so that the ladiesmay get their dressmakers to copy costumes. Mrs. Bury Pallisser tells us…Dolls
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