Weldon & Company was named for their founder, journalist and industrial chemist Walter Weldon, and started life as a pattern company producing hundreds of patterns for Victorian needlework. In 1875 the company began to publish Weldon's Ladies' Journal, which supplied dressmaking patterns and fashion inspiration to women across Britain until 1954.
"Issues: 547-558"--Home page. "Reference: BLL01013930783"--Home page. "Price: 6d"--Home page. Multiple issues bound into a single volume.
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