Crinolines and bustles: collecting historical women's dresses 1820-1940, by Ann Dixon
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Guide to collecting women's apparel, including descriptions of changing styles and fashions during the period 1820-1840
7 p. text and colour photographs
From the magazine "The Genealogist" published by AIGS
