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   chris_allen | Aug 05, 1999 02:42am | #1

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   All the major pattern books (Vogue, Simplicity, etc.) have a version of the red and black lace dress from the movie, assuming that's the one you want.

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   Beverly_Johnson | Nov 24, 1999 06:10pm | #2

   *Try Forever Timeless. They have a catalog that features reproduction patterns. You can see their website at http://www.forevertimelss.com.

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   scholastica_dunleavy | Jul 11, 2000 01:48am | #3

   *A pattern recently sold on ebay. It was quite expensive. Ebay has a search function.

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   Cori_Lockridge | Jan 11, 2001 07:43am | #4

   *Try AlterYears (email http://www.alteryears.com). They are a costuming supply that has patterns and supplies for all things from the Titanic era, from the skin out! I've purchased patterns from them before and they are most helpful.

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   Jan_Engan | Jun 04, 2001 07:12pm | #5

   *Vintage Pattern Lending Library offers replications of original period patterns. http://www.vpll.org

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   Bruce_Ross | Sep 23, 2001 07:12pm | #6

   *Hi. Looking for a Tea Dress pattern from the 1900 to 1905 time period. Need this very soon, any suggestions?iIngrid Ross

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   karen_morris_ | Oct 02, 2001 06:49am | #7

   *Ingrid, have you looked at the offerings from all the vintage pattern companies? I have an old list, which I can paste in here for you; some of the info will have changed in the last few years, so forgive me. And, of course, the source listed above, http://www.vpll.org.Resources for historical garments, vintage patterns: AlterYears for the Costumer, 3749 E. Colorado Blvd., Pasadena, CA 91107; 626-585-2994; FAX 626-432-4530; 1500 historical & ethnic patterns from Middle Ages to 1950's, + dance, equestrienne, wearable art; 1200 costume reference books: military, corsetry supplies, millinery buckram, hoop wire, bustles, etc.; 200-p. catalogAmazon Drygoods, 2218 East 11th St., Davenport, IA 52803-3760; 319-322-6800; 800-798-7979 orders only; Large catalog: "1076 Authentic Patterns from the Past, and a few hard to find patterns from the present"; Small general catalog: books, clothing, corsets, hats, yard goods, notions; Custom shoe catalogFolkwear Patterns, Altamont Press, 67 Broadway, Asheville, NC 28801; 800-284-3388; Vintage, ethnic patterns; free catalog; http://www.larkbooks.comForever Timeless, PO Box 145, Port Credit, Ont. L5G 1C9, CANADA; 905-274-3837; period patterns, 1700’s to 1950 (Folkwear, Past Patterns, Old World Ent., Patterns of History, Mill Farm, Heidi’s Pages, Period Impressions, D.L. Designs (hats)); catalogHarper House, PO Box 400, Gratz, PA 17030-0400; 717-365-3381; Vintage clothing patterns; 96-p. catalogHarriet’s Patterns, PO Box 1363, Winchester, VA 22604; 540-667-2541; 185 patterns for civilian & military from 1690-1945; kits, supplies, hoops, parasols; catalog/photosPast Patterns/Attic Copies, PO Box 7587, Grand Rapids, MI 49510; 616-245-9456 Authentic patterns of women’s fashions from 1820 - 1950; catalogPatterns of History, State Hist. Society of Wisconsin, 816 State St., Madison, WI 53706-6400; 608-264-6428; Patterns for Victorian clothing from museum; free catalogJames Townsend & Son, PO Box 415, 133 North First St., Pierceton, IN 46562; 800-338-1665; 18th and 19th century costume patterns, clothing, hats; catalog

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   Linda_Kelli | Nov 06, 2001 09:35am | #8

   *www.patternstore.com has it in their simplicity (i think) costumes section. I remember seeing it.hope this helps.linda