File:Duplex Corset 2-3, ca. 1885 (6669221697).jpg

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English: Illustrated metamorphic trade card depicting two women standing outside of a bedroom, one peeping through the keyhole of the closed door. The open flap shows a woman, "Mrs. Brown," attired in a corset and undergarments looking at her reflection in a mirror. Contains advertising text printed on verso: Adjustable duplex corset. The best corset in the world. Perfect in shape, and the most comfortable and durable corset known. Double bone, double steel, double seams. Warranted not to rip. Ask for it! See that the word "Duplex" is stamped on every corset. Made only by the Bortree M’f’g Co., Jackson, Mich. Office & salesroom 15 and 17 Mercer St. New York. Image 2 of 3.
Date circa 1885
date QS:P,+1885-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
Source https://www.flickr.com/photos/library-company-of-philadelphia/6669221697/
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