Period Reenactors

**Keith A** · 3rd February 08, 04:59 PM

I know some of you out there are period reenactors, not really my thing. But my wife was cleaning out her home office the other day and found a catalog that some of you might find of use.
http://www.amazondrygoods.com/

**Mael Coluim** · 3rd February 08, 06:37 PM

I now have a different view of the Victorian period!

**Farlander** · 3rd February 08, 06:44 PM

Amazon Drygoods catalogs are the best around for Victorian (and perhaps a little beyond) period reenacting. Their pattern and shoe catalogs are amazing!

**string** · 3rd February 08, 06:47 PM

Dang it, it's waaaay past my era. I was hoping for some 18th century goodies.

**Ancienne Alliance** · 4th February 08, 02:20 AM

Still is verrrrrrrrrrry enjoyable , is it not ?

**Keith A** · 4th February 08, 04:36 AM

Originally Posted by string

Dang it, it's waaaay past my era. I was hoping for some 18th century goodies.

My wife has a copy of the cataloge. It is full of patterns from the 18th cen.
and older.

**string** · 4th February 08, 06:49 AM

Originally Posted by keith A.

My wife has a copy of the cataloge. It is full of patterns from the 18th cen.
and older.

I have the full list of several different pattern companies, but I might check it out. Goodness knows I need more projects

**Keith A** · 4th February 08, 06:50 AM

Originally Posted by string

I have the full list of several different pattern companies, but I might check it out. Goodness knows I need more projects

Good luck and enjoy.

**SFCRick** · 4th February 08, 12:46 PM

looks good, thanks for the link

**TheSp8** · 4th February 08, 06:56 PM

Originally Posted by keith A.

My wife has a copy of the cataloge. It is full of patterns from the 18th cen.
and older.

Aye, but it is probably from a higher social class than I aspire to. Maybe I should upgrade to being a gentleman farmer as I get older. I'll have to give it a look.

YMOS,
Tony