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This collection of materials consists of correspondence, contracts, memos, publications, clippings, and other materials related to the buildings and grounds of Wheaton College. The collection is arranged alphabetically. When a particular building is contained in more than one box of materials it is designated as a sub-series.
147 - Hydrojuglanes VPC, Unknown
164 - n.m.r. DHA acetate, 1983-09 - 1983-10
166 - β - dichloromethylene adduct to DHA acetate, 1981-03 - 1983-10
167 - α - dichloromethylene adduct to DHA acetate, 1983-11
168 - epoxides DHA acetate, 1975-11 - 1980-06
192, undated
"Polynesian Pattern" was a Hawaiian brand used for dress and Hawaiian shirt patterns in the 1960s.
204, undated
"Polynesian Pattern" was a Hawaiian brand used for dress and Hawaiian shirt patterns in the 1960s.
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Jean Hardy Patterns made a selection of competitive equestrian and Western wear patterns. They also made square dancing and other dance costumes. Most patterns found online are from the 1970s and 1980s. The regular clothes seem very average and simple, while the equestrian patterns look very ornate.
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Vogue Magazine included a weekly sewing pattern in their magazine as early as 1899, but it wasn't until the 1940s that Vogue Patterns expanded to producing designer patterns, bringing Parisian haute couture (Paris Original) into the sewing rooms of the world. Vogue was sold to Butterick in 1961, and Butterick continues to use the Vogue name and sell patterns online today (2014).
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Vogue Magazine included a weekly sewing pattern in their magazine as early as 1899, but it wasn't until the 1940s that Vogue Patterns expanded to producing designer patterns, bringing Parisian haute couture (Paris Original) into the sewing rooms of the world. Vogue was sold to Butterick in 1961, and Butterick continues to use the Vogue name and sell patterns online today (2014).
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Vogue Magazine included a weekly sewing pattern in their magazine as early as 1899, but it wasn't until the 1940s that Vogue Patterns expanded to producing designer patterns, bringing Parisian haute couture (Paris Original) into the sewing rooms of the world. Vogue was sold to Butterick in 1961, and Butterick continues to use the Vogue name and sell patterns online today (2014).
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Vogue Magazine included a weekly sewing pattern in their magazine as early as 1899, but it wasn't until the 1940s that Vogue Patterns expanded to producing designer patterns, bringing Parisian haute couture (Paris Original) into the sewing rooms of the world. Vogue was sold to Butterick in 1961, and Butterick continues to use the Vogue name and sell patterns online today (2014).
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Vogue Magazine included a weekly sewing pattern in their magazine as early as 1899, but it wasn't until the 1940s that Vogue Patterns expanded to producing designer patterns, bringing Parisian haute couture (Paris Original) into the sewing rooms of the world. Vogue was sold to Butterick in 1961, and Butterick continues to use the Vogue name and sell patterns online today (2014).
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Vogue Magazine included a weekly sewing pattern in their magazine as early as 1899, but it wasn't until the 1940s that Vogue Patterns expanded to producing designer patterns, bringing Parisian haute couture (Paris Original) into the sewing rooms of the world. Vogue was sold to Butterick in 1961, and Butterick continues to use the Vogue name and sell patterns online today (2014).
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Vogue Magazine included a weekly sewing pattern in their magazine as early as 1899, but it wasn't until the 1940s that Vogue Patterns expanded to producing designer patterns, bringing Parisian haute couture (Paris Original) into the sewing rooms of the world. Vogue was sold to Butterick in 1961, and Butterick continues to use the Vogue name and sell patterns online today (2014).
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Vogue Magazine included a weekly sewing pattern in their magazine as early as 1899, but it wasn't until the 1940s that Vogue Patterns expanded to producing designer patterns, bringing Parisian haute couture (Paris Original) into the sewing rooms of the world. Vogue was sold to Butterick in 1961, and Butterick continues to use the Vogue name and sell patterns online today (2014).
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Vogue Magazine included a weekly sewing pattern in their magazine as early as 1899, but it wasn't until the 1940s that Vogue Patterns expanded to producing designer patterns, bringing Parisian haute couture (Paris Original) into the sewing rooms of the world. Vogue was sold to Butterick in 1961, and Butterick continues to use the Vogue name and sell patterns online today (2014).
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Vogue Magazine included a weekly sewing pattern in their magazine as early as 1899, but it wasn't until the 1940s that Vogue Patterns expanded to producing designer patterns, bringing Parisian haute couture (Paris Original) into the sewing rooms of the world. Vogue was sold to Butterick in 1961, and Butterick continues to use the Vogue name and sell patterns online today (2014).
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Vogue Magazine included a weekly sewing pattern in their magazine as early as 1899, but it wasn't until the 1940s that Vogue Patterns expanded to producing designer patterns, bringing Parisian haute couture (Paris Original) into the sewing rooms of the world. Vogue was sold to Butterick in 1961, and Butterick continues to use the Vogue name and sell patterns online today (2014).
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Vogue Magazine included a weekly sewing pattern in their magazine as early as 1899, but it wasn't until the 1940s that Vogue Patterns expanded to producing designer patterns, bringing Parisian haute couture (Paris Original) into the sewing rooms of the world. Vogue was sold to Butterick in 1961, and Butterick continues to use the Vogue name and sell patterns online today (2014).
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Vogue Magazine included a weekly sewing pattern in their magazine as early as 1899, but it wasn't until the 1940s that Vogue Patterns expanded to producing designer patterns, bringing Parisian haute couture (Paris Original) into the sewing rooms of the world. Vogue was sold to Butterick in 1961, and Butterick continues to use the Vogue name and sell patterns online today (2014).
1358, undated
Founded in 1927, Simplicity is headquartered in New York City where the design, patternmaking, samplemaking, instructional and consumer service departments reside. In the early 1940’s, Simplicity embarked on a major sewing education program, and still makes and sells patterns today (2014).
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Vogue Magazine included a weekly sewing pattern in their magazine as early as 1899, but it wasn't until the 1940s that Vogue Patterns expanded to producing designer patterns, bringing Parisian haute couture (Paris Original) into the sewing rooms of the world. Vogue was sold to Butterick in 1961, and Butterick continues to use the Vogue name and sell patterns online today (2014).