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The Killery Coat — IT’S DONE OMG IT’S DONE

The Killery Coat — IT’S DONE OMG IT’S DONE

Posted on 4 February, 2018 by Bob Davis • 0 Comments

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Filed Under: 17th century, Blog, dress diaries, Historical Clothes Everyday, how-to, Irish, Make The Thing Series, Tailoring, Tailoring Saves the World, Uncategorized

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