Advertisement, 1926 Butterick Patterns, Art Deco Styles, The Delineator Magazine, Antique

Sixteen looks. One glorious moment in fashion history.  Two pages in full color of Art Deco Summer Styles.

• Maker: Butterick Publishing Company
• Material: Paper, double-sided
• Dimensions: 14" x 11"
• Era: Antique, July 1926 (The Delineator)
• Origin: USA
• Condition: Excellent antique. Small margin tears; very light toning; illustration unaffected. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.

A stunning addition to a dressing room, studio, or fashion-forward gallery wall. An inspired gift for fashion history enthusiasts, seamstresses, or collectors of Art Deco illustration.

The Delineator was Butterick Publishing Company's flagship women's magazine, running from 1873 to 1937 and shaping American home sewing for generations. This double-sided page features sixteen full-color Art Deco summer styles — dropped waists, streamlined silhouettes, bold geometric details — a complete snapshot of the moment women stepped free from Victorian restriction.

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