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“A gentleman’s sock with long ribbed cuff and Dutch Heel shaping.”
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Gentleman's Plain
Winter Sock
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“This long and shaped stocking suits those who do reenactments or belong to the society of Creative Anachronism…”
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Lady's Useful Stockings
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Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
A Brief History of Weldon’s Practical Needlework
Early Handknitted Stockings
A Means of Livelihood
The Industrial Revolution
In Retrospect
Updating Weldon's Techniques
General Rules of Stocking Knitting
Heel Shaping
Toe Shaping
Simple Ribbed Socks
Patterns
Gentleman's Shooting Stockings with Fluted Pattern, 1887
Gentleman's Sock in Railway Stitch, 1889
Gentleman's Sock with Lozenge Pattern, 1895
Bed Sock in Lemon Pattern Fancy Knit Stripe, 1896
Ribbed Cycling or Golf Stockings with Fancy Cuff in Trellis Pattern, 1897
Heelless Sleeping Socks, 1897
Child's French Sock in Citron Pattern and Diaper Knitting, 1898
Child's First Sock in Shell Pattern, 1899
Gentleman’s Half Hose in Ringwood Pattern, 1900
Gentleman's Sock for Evening Wear, 1900
Evening Stockings for a Young Lady, 1900
Fancy Silk Sock for a Child of 5 or 6 Years, 1900
Gentleman's Fancy Sock, 1901
Gentleman's Plain Winter Sock with Dutch Heel, 1901
Child's Sock in Miranda Pattern, 1904
Baby's Bootikin, 1905
Little Child's Sock, 1907
Infant's Fancy Silk Sock, First Size, 1909
Ladies Useful Stockings, 1913
Ladies Silk Stockings with Clocks, 1914
Abbreviations
Glossary
Bibliography
Supplier’s List
Index
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