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10th October 16, 12:45 PM
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I have been amazed with the errors and the typos that I have noticed while reading these old tailoring manuals. I think that the author assumed a certain level of training in their system in anyone choosing to use them. One of the really amazing things about this book is that it is one of a set of 13 books and they are considered to be the books to have. I have been able to locate 11 of them in digital format.
Sometimes I have just had to scratch my head and move on to the next thing.
I just thought that some of you would be interested in the minimal level of information that they felt was needed for the average tailor to figure out how to make a kilt.
Christoph
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