1888 Chromolithograph 19th Century Holland Fashion Costume Headdress Lace LCH5 XEQ9 were destroyed as the soldiers

were destroyed as the soldiers used them as floor mats to keep mud from their boots

The woman on the right is dressed in a shoulder cape wrap and satin skirt

This is an original 1924 black and white print ad for Willys-Knight's business trucks from Willys-Overland Inc

Dene River

this could have been a result of her returning the practice of slavery to Martinique

1888 Chromolithograph 19th Century Holland Fashion Costume Headdress Lace LCH5 XEQ9 were destroyed as the soldiersThis is a rare original 1888 two page color chromolithograph set (two single sided pages) which depicts a variety of headdress, hats, dresses, and fashions worn by the Dutch people of Holland (the Netherlands) during the 19th century. As peasant's clothing tended to vary little, it was often the lace headdresses and unique hats that helped the most in identifying one's home region, however such traditional styles eventually faded back as European