Chemise in Plain White CottonAlso called a shift. Worn night and day by 18th century women as the main undergarment. It was never worn in public without a bodice or a gown covering it. Generously cut. Made of white muslin with a drawstring at the neck and sleeves. This Item is usually in stock. Call for availability. Please allow 1 3 weeks if garment needs to be made To ensure you obtain proper measurements, please consult our measurement guide. Made in USA Item # SH 122

Based on an example found in Neuwmann's Early American Antique Country Furnishings page 184

and of course

The cover is designed to give an old feel with a matte finish and design taken from a period book in our collection

Fits our TH-54 Forged tomahawk

The Bodice and apron are all detachable

back lacing or buckled straps)

This reproduction iron skillet has a 6" diameter bottom and an 8" handle that folds into the pan for easy storage

Hot-sparking steel striker comes with one piece of flint

Available in multiple colors

Item # PC-237

100% Linen

Linen neck stock fastened with an adjustable brass neck stock buckle