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Il y a Butterick
Simplicity
McCalls

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Authentic Modèle Square Dance

New York

Du barry

Hollywood pâtterns

Old Pattern

Advance

Kwik sew

VINTAGE ADVANCE PATTERNS	~ Date from the 1930's-1960's~ No printed dates on the vintage patterns ~ 1930's The Effiel Tower appears in the logo ~ 1940's & 1950's name logo appears near the top of envelope in bold type ~ 1960's name logo moved to the side.  In 1962 the Sew Easy patterns had the name logo on the bottom of envelope ~ Most 1940's & 1950's patterns were unprinted ~ One of the last companies to make unprinted patterns
VINTAGE BUTTERICK PATTERNS	~ Patterns were undated ~ Starting in the 1920's a Deltor (instruction sheet) was included ~ Envelopes in the 1930's were plain with simple designs ~ Beginning in the late 1940's Butterick started printing their patterns. Moved away from perforated patterns with the holes & notches. ~ During the 1950's logo was placed in the upper left corner with a colored box around it. ~ Early 1960's name logo moved to the left side.  Mid 1960's logo moved back to the top.
VINTAGE HOLLYWOOD PATTERNS	~ Patterns were undated~ Made from the 1930's to the late 1940's ~ Most of these patterns were unprinted ~ Marketed fashions from movies
VINTAGE MCCALL'S PATTERNS	~ Most from the 1940's to today were dated~ Dated at various points on the envelopes: Bottom, right side, around top flap ~ Patterns before 1951 were named McCall without the S.  The S was added in 1952. ~ Early 1940's McCall logo was made in a script font on the side ~ During the early 1960's the logo switched sides.  By 1965 a colored logo was added. ~ By the mid 1970's the colored logo bar was removed.
VINTAGE MAIL ORDER PATTERNS	~ Patterns were undated~ The only way to date these patterns is by the fashion or the postmark on the envelope ~ Available in magazines, newspapers, etc. from 1930's - 1980's ~ Popular brands are Marian Martin, Anne Adams & Laura Wheeler
VINTAGE SIMPLICITY PATTERNS	~ 1960's - Present: Dated on the top back of pattern envelope~ Pre 1960's - date was moved 2nd page of instruction sheet ~ One of the most popular patterns.  ~ During the 1940's the font was printed in a script style. ~ Mid 1960's the font was printed in a colored script. ~ Late 1960's logo changed to a block letter font inside a colored box & placed on the top of the envelope.
VINTAGE VOGUE PATTERNS	~ 1950's & Early 1960's - Most are dated~ 1980's - All are dated ~ Date is found front bottom left corner or envelope back ~ Easy To Sew began in the early 1950's ~ Late 1940's the Paris Original line was introduced ~ Late 1960's Americana line was introduced