Costumes For I Claudius

Raggedy ann adult costume

A grand old time. The Tavern maiden features a corset styled dress with a layered skirt and belt. Shoes and mug not included.

Terrific tunics for two! What goes better together than a chocolate chip cookie and carton of milk? These adult Milk and Cookie Costume tunics are perfect for couples, friends, or siblings. Big round chocolate chip cookie tunic has shoulder straps for easy off and on. Pullover milk carton has a black and white cow print design, picture of a black cow, and "MILK" written in red. One size fits most adults and older teens. Two tunics (milk and cookie) only; other costume pieces and accessories avai... [Read More]

A young woman in a pink dress with gold or yellow floral design and ornaments is seen from the side with one hand on her hip and the other on a jar.The caption reads in the original French: Jeune fille juive d'Alger.This book consists of an incomplete series of twenty hand-colored engravings sorted in no particular order, which were most likely published separately and bound into book form on behalf of their owner. This would explain why the usual markers of regular book publishing, such as publ... [Read More]

An Alsatian girl in traditional dress stands facing the viewer and looking down at a cross on the side of the path.The caption reads in the original French: Paysanne des environs de Neuviller (Bas-Rhin).This book consists of an incomplete series of twenty hand-colored engravings sorted in no particular order, which were most likely published separately and bound into book form on behalf of their owner. This would explain why the usual markers of regular book publishing, such as publication date,... [Read More]

A young woman in a pink dress with gold or yellow floral design and ornaments is seen from the side with one hand on her hip and the other on a jar.The caption reads in the original French: Jeune fille juive d'Alger.This book consists of an incomplete series of twenty hand-colored engravings sorted in no particular order, which were most likely published separately and bound into book form on behalf of their owner. This would explain why the usual markers of regular book publishing, such as publ... [Read More]

A young woman in a pink dress with gold or yellow floral design and ornaments is seen from the side with one hand on her hip and the other on a jar.The caption reads in the original French: Jeune fille juive d'Alger.This book consists of an incomplete series of twenty hand-colored engravings sorted in no particular order, which were most likely published separately and bound into book form on behalf of their owner. This would explain why the usual markers of regular book publishing, such as publ... [Read More]

An Alsatian girl in traditional dress stands facing the viewer and looking down at a cross on the side of the path.The caption reads in the original French: Paysanne des environs de Neuviller (Bas-Rhin).This book consists of an incomplete series of twenty hand-colored engravings sorted in no particular order, which were most likely published separately and bound into book form on behalf of their owner. This would explain why the usual markers of regular book publishing, such as publication date,... [Read More]

An Alsatian girl in traditional dress stands facing the viewer and looking down at a cross on the side of the path.The caption reads in the original French: Paysanne des environs de Neuviller (Bas-Rhin).This book consists of an incomplete series of twenty hand-colored engravings sorted in no particular order, which were most likely published separately and bound into book form on behalf of their owner. This would explain why the usual markers of regular book publishing, such as publication date,... [Read More]

A man in a red and black traditional outfit looks out in the distance, a gilded knife tucked under his large belt.The caption reads in the original French: Boucher de Cagliari (Sardaigne).This book consists of an incomplete series of twenty hand-colored engravings sorted in no particular order, which were most likely published separately and bound into book form on behalf of their owner. This would explain why the usual markers of regular book publishing, such as publication date, colophon, etc.... [Read More]