Tuppence Ha'penny

We continue wedding season with a bridal book from circa mid-1920s, a Weldon's pattern catalogue including a variety of quite lovely gowns for the wedding party. The headline trend in bridal fashion was to take inspiration from the past: Living in the perpetual rush and turmoil of the twentieth cent

60+ -page "Home Chat" magazine dating from December 1925 - Winter Wedding number packed with features including: - Wedding fashions - Beauty hints - Nellie Melba - Modern kitchen appliances - Manufacturing Christmas crackers - The Tragic Trousseau (how to put together a trousseau with practicality)

We're winding it all the way back to the 1920s for our second magazine this month, featuring flapper fashions galore! Plus dating tips, beauty hints, cookery pages, and all the usual fabulous period adverts!

As a special bonus this month, we're heading back to the 1920s with this issue of The Needlewoman from 1925. Features a variety of knitting, crochet, and embroidery projects (and more). But I'm not going to lie, my favourite part is the amazing Art Deco illustrations!

Honestly, it's all about that cover illustration for me! But that's far from all this little magazine has to offer - we've got a 1920s Christmas gift guide, flapper fashions, party beauty guide, fortune-telling, Christmas confectionery recipes - oh my!

As a special bonus for all tiers, here's a copy of Home Chat magazine dated 25 August 1928. Features an interview with Ruth Taylor, who starred in the first film adaptation of Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. Other features include advice on tanning (Coco Chanel had recently made suntans fashionable!), "Ho

Our third magazine for February (available to Enthusiast tier and above) is "Home Chat" from January 1929 - 60+ pages packed with flapper-era women's interest features including fashion, careers and household hints.