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    • Hobble skirted suit

    • Hobble skirted suit

    • Bakst, Leon, 1866-1924

    • The hobble skirt is introduced by Paul Poiret and the freer style falls victim to this fashion fad. This is the first clear example of women buying and attempting to wear the dictates of Parisian couturiers backed by the fashion press. This is...
    • History of Costume
    • Reversible coat

    • Reversible coat

    • Chanel, Coco, 1883-1971

    • A reversible coat of tan silk and brown wool jersey. Max Meyer manufacturer who went to Paris after WWI to buy models from Chanel, Poiret and Callot to reproduce. In his biography he states that until after WWI U.S. manufacturers ignored Paris and...
    • History of Costume
    • Silk outfits

    • Silk outfits
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    • Silk and chiffon over silk with various trims in spring pastels. Note pouter pigeon breast effect. A result of the boned corset, which is worn under the breasts, is pushing the breast up and out (Atelier Bachwitz, photographer)
    • History of Costume
    • Working woman's outfit

    • Working woman's outfit

    • Brissaud, Pierre, b. 1885

    • The secretary takes dictation from the head of the firm of Mercier Freres. She wears a waist that is the working woman's style since 1890. The mass manufacturing of these skirts is the basis for the woman's garment industry in the United States...
    • History of Costume
    • Afternoon wear for men

    • Afternoon wear for men

    • DeMouel, Bernard B.

    • Afternoon wear for the well-dressed urban male, wearing a modified brown tail coat with striped trousers and spats with top hat. Left figure is in a fawn knee-length top coat with bowler hat. Both trousers are cuffed (Bernard B. DeMouel,...
    • History of Costume
    • Men's suits

    • Men's suits
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    • Left: Two-button outing suit with patch pockets. Suggested fabrics are mohairs and tropical worsteds. Right: Three-button Norfolk suit
    • History of Costume
    • Omaha National Bank

    • Omaha National Bank

    • Omaha National Bank (Omaha, Neb.) -- 1910-1920.; Lantern slides -- Nebraska -- Omaha -- 1910-1920.; Banks -- Nebraska -- Omaha -- 1910-1920.

    • Abstract Lantern slide view of interior of Omaha National Bank, 212 S. 13th Street, Omaha, Nebraska. Shows the area behind the counter with the money vault door visible.
    • Western Trails
    • Interior, Omaha National Bank

    • Interior, Omaha National Bank

    • Omaha National Bank (Omaha, Neb.) -- 1910-1920.; Lantern slides -- Nebraska -- Omaha -- 1910-1920.; Banks -- Nebraska -- Omaha -- 1910-1920.

    • Abstract Teller area in Omaha National Bank, Omaha, Nebraska, 17th and Farnam Streets. Also known as New York Life Building.
    • Western Trails
    • Hart-Parr tractor

    • Hart-Parr tractor

    • Tractors; Farm tractors; Hart-Parr tractors; Hart-Parr Tractor Co.

    • A side view of a Hart-Parr tractor. This tractor had a fifth-wheel steer like the steam engines. Those tractors were actually built to resemble a steam engine everyone was used to see, but ran on gasoline and distillate. The radiator did not have a...
    • Larsen Tractor Museum Collection
    • Big Four "30" tractor

    • Big Four "30" tractor

    • Agriculture; Tractors; Agricultural machinery & implements

    • "Each Big Four tractor is pulling 6 grain binders. Four tractors with 24 grain binders total. The rear wheels had an 8'3" diameter and were 3' wide. The tractor weighed 22,000lbs.
    • Larsen Tractor Museum Collection
    • Guarantee Laundry Co

    • Guarantee Laundry Co

    • Laundries (Commercial spaces) -- Nebraska -- Omaha -- 1910-1920; Guarantee Laundry Company (Omaha, Neb.) -- 1910-1920

    • Abstract Group in front of Guarantee Laundry Co., 1468 S. 16th Street, Omaha, Nebraska, Leonard C. Heine, owner.
    • Western Trails

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