Outdoor Costumes, & Travelling Costume (Front and Back). 1882.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Queen, July 1st, 1882," showing the Following Engraved Fashion illustrations for "Outdoor Costumes" and a "Travelling Costume."

                                                 Outdoor Costumes.
Fig. 1. Spanish lace and violet satin. Bodice and paniers in violet satin, with jabot and trimmings in cream lace. The round satin skirt is entirely covered with Spanish lace. Bodice and paniers, 2s. 7d.; or of toilette, 5s. ; 1d. 
Fig. 2. Striped and plain cambric.  The plastron and sleeves are plain plaited cambric ; the skirt is trimmed with flounces of the two materials, the drapery being striped. Bodice 2s. 7d. ; skirt, 3s. 1d.
Fig. 3.  Girl of Ten.- Paletot in black satin, machine-stitched at the edges, and with ficelle  collar.  Pattern, 1s. 7d.

                                      Travelling Costume (Front and Back).
Bege and checked silk,  The skirt consists of box-plaits of bege and flat plaits of checked silk.  The tunic, which is open in front, is piped with silk, the back having an ample drapery in bege.  Bodice with garnet velvet collar, abd stitched bege revers; the buttons are also garnet velvet. The basque is machie stitched, and the opening at the back is filled in with plaits to match the skirt, likewise the sleeves, on which also there are velvet buttons.  This costume would also look well in the new checked and plain cloths.  Patterns of bodice, 2s 7d.; skirt, 3s. 1d.

Condition is Very Good.