FEMININE PICTORIALITIES NO. 8 - JUST HATS

Feminine Pictorialities No. 8 - Just Hats 1934

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Titles read: 'NOW OUR SPECIAL SECTION for the Ladies - Feminine Pictorialities (No. 8) "Just - Hats".'

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C/U of an old-fashioned print showing a sailor wearing a hat. We then see a woman wearing a modern interpretation of the sailor hat where "a curled cock's feather helps...

hats sailors Holbein fashions designers men paintings

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Cataloguer:: Sarah
Stock:: Black & White
Sound:: Sound
Media URN:: 51858
Sort Number:: PSP 831

Time in/Out:: 01:13:00:00 / 01:14:41:00
Canister:: PSP 831
Film ID:: 1626.09
Issue Date:: 08/03/1934

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