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Ensemble. Kultur: American. Datum: 1831-35. Bedruckte Kleider wie diese waren sehr modische für die Promenade. Die pelerine (kleine Cape), ein beliebtes Accessoire in den 1830er Jahren, wurde eine Vielseitigkeit an den Tag
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Pelerine, amerikanische Küche, CA. 1830, Amerikanische Küche, Baumwolle Stockfotografie - Alamy
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Pelerine. Datum: Ca. 1830; Kultur: Wahrscheinlich Schweizer; Mittel: Baumwolle Stockfotografie - Alamy
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Voile Pelerine – Maggie May Clothing- Fine Historical Fashion
RARE Regency Era / Georgian / William IV 1820s / 1830s Silk - Etsy.de
1830s | Fresh Frippery
Maternity dress, Pelerine, and Shoes — Google Arts & Culture
