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The History Of Underclothes $12.95

Underwear--practical garments with a utilitarian function or body coverings that serve an erotic purpose? As this fascinating and intelligently written study shows, the role played by underclothing over the last several centuries has been a varied one. In a well-documented, profusely illustrated volume combining impressive scholarship with an entertaining, often humorous style, two distinguished clothing historians consider undergarments worn by the English over the past 600 years. By C. Willett and Phillis Cunnington. Paperback, 266 pages.

This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 23 October, 2007.
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