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: How American girls are advised against tight lacing


How American girls are advised against tight lacing

Annotated illustration warning about the dangers of tight laced corsets on the female body

Picture No
13418373
Media ID
47110366
Size
1741px x 5052px (2.0MB)
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Illustration in The Young Woman magazine, 1906
Date
1906

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