Circa 1940s and Later Ladies Day Wear, including an Alexon moygashel blue two piece skirt suit...

. Blue Alexon suit - slight wear, just some dust. Frances Church jacket - lining is stained and shows stitched repairs, slight wear to the wool. Blue crepe coat - slight wear and needs a clean. Plum skirt - some rubbing and wear. Bickler jacket - several tiny holes to the lining and slight wear to the wool. Black wool coat - slight wear to the lining, some wear and marks to the wool, also a couple of small holes. Black coat - some wear to the wool, and slight discolouration to the lining, couple of small holes to the back. Boots - couple of chunks missing from heel, several small areas where the leather has rubbed. Modestyl panel - some light staining to the top.

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