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Real Photo Post Card - Beautiful Woman with Muff and Mesh Purse

on January 14, 2020

1900s 1910s Edwardian ephemera metal mesh muff photo post card post card woman

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Mountmellick Edwardian White Work Bag

on April 23, 2019

1890s 1900s crafts Edwardian embroidery fringe homemade large size Mountmellick no maker tag white work

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Trio of Photos of Edwardian Women with Handbags

on January 21, 2019

1910s Edwardian ephemera German silver mesh photos post card

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Early 1900s Silk Drawstring Pouch with Wood Side Panels

on March 25, 2018

1900s drawstring Edwardian homemade newspaper ad newspaper article no maker tag pattern pink pouch ribbon rosettes silk wood

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Early 1900s German Silver Vanity Purse

on January 13, 2018

1900s Edwardian German silver initials monogram small vanity purse

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Steel-Beaded Edwardian Miser Bag

on August 21, 2017

1900s 1919 Edwardian miser bag newspaper article steel beads

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Gold Mesh Handbag with Tassel

on February 15, 2017

1910s 1920s art deco blue stones Edwardian gold mesh metal chain no maker tassel

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Beaded Edwardian Chatelaine Purse

on January 18, 2017

1900s beaded chatelaine Edwardian kid leather repousse frame

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1910s-1920s Micro-Beaded Purse with House Scene

on March 10, 2016

1910s 1920s art nouveau Edwardian flapper fringe homemade house scene micro-beaded missing drawstring no maker tag

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Antique Micro Beaded Purse with Scene

on October 30, 2012

antique art nouveau damaged Edwardian farmhouse floral micro-beaded scene

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SPECIAL POST: The History of Corde Handbags and The Machines That Made Them

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SPECIAL POST! Article about Morris Moskowitz, Premier Handbag Manufacturer - With input from his family

SPECIAL POST! Morris Moskowitz, Premier Handbag Manufacturer Research culled from newspaper articles, advertisements and other documents, as well as fact-checking and additional information from the Moskowitz/Benjamin family, to whom we are grateful. Dramatic wine-colored "ruby" velvet MM handbag with attached coin purse. 1960s. From the collection of The Vintage Purse Museum. A stickler for quality, Morris Moskowitz and his trademark “MM” label epitomize a well-tailored, conscientiously evolving handbag fashion of the mid-century. Born August 28, 1911, the second of five children of Hyman and Rose Moskowitz, Morris grew up on New York’s Lower East Side. Morris Moskowitz started working at age 10, eventually quitting school at age 14, per a newspaper article. (Unconfirmed, however, a relative said family lore indicates he only completed the eighth grade and started working full time in order to help his siblings ...

SPECIAL POST! The History of Julius Resnick "JR" Handbags

SPECIAL POST – Julius Resnick – JR Handbags – With input from a close family friend Adorable box bag, one of many styles made over six decades by the Julius Resnick handbag company. From the collection of The Vintage Purse Museum. The Vintage Purse Museum is excited to share the story of JR, one of the world’s most prolific mid-century handbag brands, whose popular designs are highly collectible today. Julius Resnick’s logos included Resnick, JR, JR USA, JR Miami, JR Florida USA and others, and his styles encompassed a wide variety of shapes and materials. The photos of JR handbags in this post are just a portion of the many Resnick bags in The Vintage Purse Museum's collection, most from the 1960s-1970s. 01 Dec 1950, Fri The Tennessean (Nashville, Tennessee) Newspapers.com JR cut velvet (chenille) mod handbag. From the collection of The Vintage Purse Museum. Julius Resnick (1889-1980) was born in Ostryna, Russia (Belarus) to Rabbi Moshe Mordechai Resnick and Chaya ...

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