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The Art Of Dressing the Hair. A Poem. Humbly inscribed to the Members of the T. N. Club, by E. P. Philocosm. And Late Hair-Dresser to the said Society. 
Edition: 1st ed. 
Year: 1770 
Call No: [B.22] 
The Whole Art Of Dress! Or, The Road to Elegance and fashion, at the Enormous Saving of Thirty Per Cent!!! Being a treatise upon that essential and much-Cultivated requisite of the present day, gentlemen's costume . . . By a Cavalry Officer. 
Year: 1830 
Call No: 391.1 WHO 
The Mirror of the Graces; Or, The English Lady's Costume: Combining and Harmonizing Taste And Judgment, Elegance And Grace, Modesty, Simplicity, And Economy, With Fashion In Dress [etc.] 
Edition: 1st ed. 
Year: 1811 
Call No: 391.2 MIR 
Heath's Book Of Beauty. 1840. With Beautifully Finished Engravings, From Drawings By The First Artists. Edited By The Countess Of Blessington. 
Edition: 1st ed. 
Year: 1840 
Call No: Periodicals HEA 
A treatise on the use and effect of anatomical stays, as a means of giving effectual support th the chest, and abdomen, or bowels, of females ... / by Mrs Lloyd Gibbon 
Year: 1809 
Call No: 391.42 GIB 
Handbook of English costume in the nineteenth century 
Edition: 2nd ed. 
Year: 1966 
Call No: 391.009 CUN 
English costume for sports and outdoor recreation from the sixteenth to the nineteenth centuries, etc. 
Year: 1969 
Call No: 391.047 CUN 
[Bonnets] 
Year: 1815 
Call No: 391.42 BEL 
Waterloo walking dress. Invented by Mrs Bell No 26 Charlotte Street, Bedford Square. Engraved for No 73 of La Belle Assemblee 1 Aug. 1815. 
Year: 1815 
Call No: 391.42 BEL 
Autumnal walking dress. Invented by Mrs. Bell. 26 Charlotte Str. Bedford Square. 
Year: 1815 
Call No: 391.42 BEL 
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