Late Victorian Dressmaker's Mannequin by Girard Paris c.1890 Cameras The first iteration was built

The first iteration was built in 1834 on the original site of the Oglethorpe Barracks

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DIMENSIONS H 88 in

multiple top valves

A metal barn pulley with rotating hook and number "8" embossed on the front

Late Victorian Dressmaker's Mannequin by Girard Paris c.1890 Cameras The first iteration was builtABOUT An antique fully adjustable dressmaker's mannequin with articulating limbs on a turned wooden pedestal and topped with a metal finial. The mannequin has an article of clothing that was being made attached to the body. A large cast iron knob secures the dress form when raised and is stamped "Girard Paris". This logo is probably stamped on the body as well. Several fingers are missing with only the middle finger remaining on the right hand.