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RH608 - 1490s (pre-Tudor) Woman's Kirtle[/url] - Looking for the perfect transitional common woman's dress? Are you a Lady from Spain and need an underdress to wear with your 1490s gown? Go no further.
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RH609 - 1490s (pre-Tudor) Lady's Gown[/url] - Looking for the perfect transitional lady's gown? Expected in court and the year is 1492? Here's the gown to wear over RH608!
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RH610 - 1490s to 1520s Men's Doublet and Hosen[/url] - The perfect underclothes for the period of Ponce de Leon, Christopher Columbus, Richard III, Henry VII and Elizabeth of York. This pattern is appropriate for both common and noblemen from Portugal, Spain, France, Italy, German, England, and most other European countries from 1490 through the 1520s.
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RH611 - 1490s (pre-Tudor) Man's Gown[/url] - The perfect man's gown for the transitional period of the 1490s. This pattern includes options for common- and noblemen's gowns. For wear over man's doublet and hosen (RH610).
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RH613 - Early Tudor (1500s-1520s) Lady's Gown & Kirtle[/url] - The perfect lady's gown for the Northern Renaissance period of Elizabeth of York, Katherine of Aragon and Juana la Loca.
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RH615 - Early Tudor (1500-1520s) Man's Gown & Jerkin[/url] - The perfect man's gown for the Early Tudor period from 1500 through the 1520s. This is the time of Henry VII (Henry Tudor), Ferdinand II of Aragon, and Maximilian I of Habsburg. This pattern includes options for common- and noblemen's gowns. For wear over man's doublet and hosen (RH610).
All are full-size patterns printed on heavy bond paper (not tissue). Most sizes included. All contain detailed instructions (suitable for the beginner), historical notes and embellishment suggestions. We also are one of the only pattern companies to offer toll-free telephone and internet support if you have questions or get stuck!
But wait! There's more! Forthcoming are Accessories patterns for men and women for this period, including shirt/smock, undergown(s), hats, and other accessories to complete your early-C16 pan-European outfit. Keep an eye on our website for updates.
But that's not all!
Later this month we debut WWII-era patterns for you Swing Kids! Again, keep an eye on www.reconstructinghistory.com for new stuff and updates.
We now return you to your regular armour-porn viewing.
Bob
(Minion #1)
