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Category Archives: 1950’s – still much sewing

#22 1950’s….some foreign influence

04/07/2013 by Lesley

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Fritzie continued to make clothes for our family thru the 1950’s.   I believe only my father’s clothes were store bought. Continue reading →

Posted in 1950's - still much sewing, Clothing, Family, Fashion, Fritzie. Tagged Family.

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