Vintage Advance Patterns:

• Vintage Advance Patterns
• Date through the 1930’s-1960’s
• No imprinted dates on the classic patterns
• 1930’s The Eiffel Tower seems within the logo design
• 1940’s & 1950’s name logo design seems nearby the top of envelope in bold kind
• 1960’s title logo design relocated to the medial side. In 1962 the Sew effortless habits had the title logo design in the base of envelope
• Many 1940’s & 1950’s habits had been unprinted
• Among the final organizations in order to make patterns that are unprinted
• The habits had been offered solely by J.C. Penney. Into the mid 1960’s the Advance business ended up being offered to Puritan Fashions. They stopped utilising the Advance title.

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Vintage Butterick Patterns:

• Vintage Butterick Patterns
• Habits were undated
• Starting when you look at the 1920 is a Deltor (instruction sheet) had been included
• Envelopes when you look at the 1930’s had been simple with easy designs
• Starting in the belated 1940’s Butterick began printing their habits. Moved far from perforated habits with all the holes & notches.
• Through the 1950’s logo design had been put in the top of corner that is left a colored field around it.
• Early 1960’s title logo design relocated towards the side that is left. Mid 1960’s logo design moved back once again to the most notable.

1940’s Butterick Pattern 1950’s Butterick Pattern 1960’s Butterick Pattern

1970’s Butterick Pattern

Vintage Hollywood Patterns:

• Vintage Hollywood Patterns
• Habits were undated
• Produced from the 1930’s to your belated 1940’s
• Many of these habits had been unprinted
• Marketed fashions from films

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Vintage McCall’s Patterns:

• Vintage McCall or McCall’s Habits
• Many through the 1940’s to were dated today
• Dated at various points from the envelopes: Bottom, right part, around top flap
• Patterns before 1951 had been called McCall with no S. The S had been added in 1952.
• Early 1940’s McCall logo design was built in a script font from the part
• Through the very early 1960’s the logo design switched edges. By 1965 a colored logo ended up being added.
• By the mid 1970’s the logo that is colored had been eliminated.

1940’s McCall Pattern 1950’s McCall’s Pattern 1960’s McCall’s Pattern

1970’s McCall’s Pattern

Classic Mail Order Patterns:

• Classic Mail Order Patterns
• Habits were undated
• The only method to date these habits is through the style or the postmark regarding the envelope
• Obtainable in publications, magazines, etc. From 1930’s – 1980’s
• Popular makes are Marian Martin, Anne Adams & Laura Wheeler

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1960 Mail Purchase Pattern 1970 Mail Purchase Pattern

Vintage Ease Patterns:

• Vintage Simplicity Patterns
• 1960’s – Present: Dated at the top right back of pattern envelope
• Pre 1960’s – date had been moved second web page of instruction sheet
• Through the 1940’s the font ended up being printed in a script design.
• Mid 1960’s the font ended up being printed in a script that is colored.
• Later 1960’s logo design changed to a block page font in a very box that is colored put on the top of the envelope.

1940’s ease Pattern 1950’s convenience Pattern 1960’s simpleness Pattern

1970’s simpleness Pattern

Vintage Vogue Patterns:

• Vintage Vogue Patterns
• 1950’s & Early 1960’s – the majority are dated
• 1980’s – each is dated
• Date is located front bottom remaining corner or envelope straight right right back
• Simple to Sew started during the early 1950’s
• Later 1940’s the Paris Original line ended up being introduced
• Later 1960’s Americana line ended up being introduced

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