Dressed to Kill, Dressed to Till
THE AMERICAN TAILOR AND CUTTER: A Monthly Journal Devoted to the Interests of Tailors and Cutters. vol. 15. NY: Jno. J. Mitchell Co., JUL 1893-JUN 1894. Clothbound set of 12 numbered, monthly issues, large quarto (11 ½ x 8 ¾ in.), 258 pp. incl. numerous plates, pattern drafts and diagrams. The American Tailor and Cutter was the most important and longest circulating (1879-1916) tailoring periodical published in the United States. This volume includes numerous pattern drafts for tailcoats, frocks and sack coats, trousers, and vests, not to mention uniforms ranging from military dress and fatigues to those of fraternal organizations. SELIGMAN no. PGA.15. VG cond.
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