Tan wool flannel cloak, Sabbathday Lake, ME

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Tan wool flannel cloak, Sabbathday Lake, ME

Late 19th - early 20th century

Object ID:

1972.17741.1

Community:

Maine, Sabbathday Lake

Makers

Shaker

Description

Wool flannel, a taupe/tan color, though it has faded to a yellowish/beige. The original color is visible on the underside of the interior facing. Lining at hood has been replaced and is a rest/red ribbed nylon. No ribbon ties or label remains. Typical "Dorothy" cloak style with its pleated hood, shoulder cape, and a single hook-and-eye closure at neck.

Maine Sabbathday Lake

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