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Old 02-20-2013, 09:15 PM
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Originally Posted by slidekellyslide View Post
A book on 19th century uniforms would be impossible I think...it's more of a guessing game. My mother makes folk art style baseball player dolls for me and has made a few 19th century players. I always have to tell her what the uniform colors should look like and I just go by any period color lithography that I can find.
I'd be happy for one done in Black and White. Wasn't that how everything looked until about 1900 anyway? That's how it looks in all the photographs I've seen...

"But what about Sepia?" you say. "Surely there was Brown in the world too?" Fool! Sepia photographs were nothing but an elaborate hoax foisted on a dull Gray world hungry for any sign of Color. What you now see as "sepia photographs" are the remnants of an attempt by crafty fishmongers to artificially inflate the cuttlefish market. Look it up!
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