wedding gown (bodice, skirt, train), Louis Valentin, Dressmaker (American, born Hungarian, about 1859-1937), 1890, silk, lace, A) bodice: center back 17 in., center front 15 in., bust 30-1/2 in., waist 23-1/2 in., sleeve length 19 in., shoulders 11 in. B) skirt: center back 38-1/2 in., center front 38-1/2 in., waist 19 in., hips 40 in. C) train: 70 x 50 in. D) fabric fragment: 110 x 11-1/4 in. E) fabric fragment: 23-1/2 x 14 in., A) bodice: Label, sewn: Louis Valentin, Boston Label, handwritten and sewn: Mary Addison Bybee, October 15 1890, Indianapolis Indiana, Textile and Fashion Arts

wedding gown (bodice, skirt, train), Louis Valentin, Dressmaker (American, born Hungarian, about 1859-1937), 1890, silk, lace, A) bodice: center back 17 in., center front 15 in., bust 30-1/2 in., waist 23-1/2 in., sleeve length 19 in., shoulders 11 in. B) skirt: center back 38-1/2 in., center front 38-1/2 in., waist 19 in., hips 40 in. C) train: 70 x 50 in. D) fabric fragment: 110 x 11-1/4 in. E) fabric fragment: 23-1/2 x 14 in., A) bodice: Label, sewn: Louis Valentin, Boston Label, handwritten and sewn: Mary Addison Bybee, October 15 1890, Indianapolis Indiana, Textile and Fashion Arts Stock Photo

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wedding gown (bodice, skirt, train), Louis Valentin, Dressmaker (American, born Hungarian, about 1859-1937), 1890, silk, lace, A) bodice: center back 17 in., center front 15 in., bust 30-1/2 in., waist 23-1/2 in., sleeve length 19 in., shoulders 11 in. B) skirt: center back 38-1/2 in., center front 38-1/2 in., waist 19 in., hips 40 in. C) train: 70 x 50 in. D) fabric fragment: 110 x 11-1/4 in. E) fabric fragment: 23-1/2 x 14 in., A) bodice: Label, sewn: Louis Valentin, Boston Label, handwritten and sewn: Mary Addison Bybee, October 15 1890, Indianapolis Indiana, Textile and Fashion Arts

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