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Blackmore 1568; ca. 1940s (after 1942); Short coat with part buttoned front, standard shaped collar, flared skirt and long sleeves with turned back cuff detail. Bonnet style hat with gathered crown and brim with optional ribbon detail. From the envelope: “Professional dressmakers, making garments for sale, are reminded that must comply with the Making of Civilian Clothing (Restriction) Order”. These orders came into place during the Second World War in the early 1940s. Material required: 1 ¾ yards of 36 inch. Pattern has 10 pieces and making up instructions on the back of the envelope.

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rdfs:label	Blackmore 1568
rdfs:comment	Blackmore 1568; ca. 1940s (after 1942); Short coat with part buttoned front, standard shaped collar, flared skirt and long sleeves with turned back cuff detail. Bonnet style hat with gathered crown and brim with optional ribbon detail. From the envelope: “Professional dressmakers, making garments for sale, are reminded that must comply with the Making of Civilian Clothing (Restriction) Order”. These orders came into place during the Second World War in the early 1940s. Material required: 1 ¾ yards of 36 inch. Pattern has 10 pieces and making up instructions on the back of the envelope.
dcterms:subject	Accessories Flared Skirts Children Ribbon Trim Coats Long Sleeves Turn-Over Collar Front button closing Turned-Back Cuffs Gathers Shaped Collar Girls Toddlers Bonnets 1940s Vintage Sewing Patterns Civilian Clothing (Restriction) Order Blackmore
abstract	Blackmore 1568; ca. 1940s (after 1942); Short coat with part buttoned front, standard shaped collar, flared skirt and long sleeves with turned back cuff detail. Bonnet style hat with gathered crown and brim with optional ribbon detail. From the envelope: “Professional dressmakers, making garments for sale, are reminded that must comply with the Making of Civilian Clothing (Restriction) Order”. These orders came into place during the Second World War in the early 1940s. Material required: 1 ¾ yards of 36 inch. Pattern has 10 pieces and making up instructions on the back of the envelope.

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