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Michel Painsonneau
The Thimble in France / 20th century
Since the dawn of time, human beings have sought to protect their fingers from getting pricked.
The subject of the of this series, “The Thimble in
The subject of the of this series, “The Thimble in
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Reliures : Dos carré collé
Formats : 14,8x21 cm
Pages : 99
Impression : Couleur
N° ISBN : 9782954215365
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Since the dawn of time, human beings have sought to protect their fingers from getting pricked.
The subject of the of this series, “The Thimble in France.” is:
- Volume I: middle Ages.
- Volume II: 17th and 18th century.
- Volume III: 19th century.
- The fourth and final volume of this series discusses the Art Nouveau period and its effect on thimble design, as well as the ongoing stories of the various manufacturers, and alas, the decreasing use of thimbles.
This document is accessible to all readers. It will be of special interest to anyone who is excited about sewing antiques, cultural heritage, and most especially thimble collectors.
The subject of the of this series, “The Thimble in France.” is:
- Volume I: middle Ages.
- Volume II: 17th and 18th century.
- Volume III: 19th century.
- The fourth and final volume of this series discusses the Art Nouveau period and its effect on thimble design, as well as the ongoing stories of the various manufacturers, and alas, the decreasing use of thimbles.
This document is accessible to all readers. It will be of special interest to anyone who is excited about sewing antiques, cultural heritage, and most especially thimble collectors.
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