1. Home
  2. clothing catalogs

Spring Styles for 1915 from the Standard Mail Order Co. - The

$ 20.00

4.8 (277) In stock

I’m out of posting inspiration for the time (or, more accurately, I’ve got lots of inspiration, but I’m out of the mindset that allows me to sit down and pursue an involved research idea), so I’m turning to the catalogue stash for blogging material again. Up today: two pages from the Standard Mail Order Co ‘Spring Styles for 1915’ catalogue. The Standard Mail Order Co was an American mail order company that operated in the 1900s-1910s. They sold men’s, women’s and children’s clothes, hats and shoes, as well as a range of toiletries, trimmings for hats and clothes, and a few other small personal items. As far as I can tell, it had no relationship the Standard Pattern Company, which put out the Designer Magazine at the same time. Based on other mail order catalogues in my collection, Standard was low-midrange. Their pricing is slightly higher than Sears (the ultimate budget mail order catalogue), but significantly lower than Bella Hesse & Co, the creme de la creme of mail order fashion magazines. The priciest frock …

[Livoni, Phillip] on . *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Russell's Standard Fashions 1915-1919

Russell's Standard Fashions 1915-1919

Orlando Style Magazine March 24 by styletome - Issuu

Bringing Postal Services to the San Juan Islands

Vintage Furniture Finds from the Early 20th Century – Smithsonian

Architectural Mailboxes Centennial Post Mounted Mailbox & Reviews

VILDA, Square Eyeglasses

Unveiling 1915 Spring Fashion Through Mail Order – Smithsonian

Royal Standard Hosta - Shade Perennial Sun Tolerant Fragrant

Unveiling 1915 Spring Fashion Through Mail Order – Smithsonian

Poster

J.C. Whitney & Co. 1915 | Poster

This is a sweet little vintage mail-order catalog for Mrs. Anne Cabot Album dated circa 1948-1949 by an article found within. It includes

Rare Vintage Original 1940s Mail Order Catalog Anne Cabot Designs Pattern Booklet with Sewing & Crochet

8 Things You Shouldn't Send in the Mail

Tales from the Fashion Archives Exhibit – FA&M

The Great Everywoman Outfit Contest of 1915