Textiler Hausrat

[etaine_pommier]

I found a copy. I bought it. It was expensive.

But heck, who needs to eat for two weeks? :-)

Comments

[thread_walker]

You are evil.

I own this one and have some pages flagged. Right as I ramp up to do Italian stuff, you mention German books and now I can't stop thinking about THAT. As I contemplate 15th c. flemish kirtles, you start blogging other stuff that seems equally enchanting and fun.

Yup. EVIL!

[etaine_pommier]

You know, I've never really tackled Italians... **blink, blink**

[thread_walker]

HA! Don't bat your eyes at me missy. Evil knows its own. (LOL)

[ysabella_dolfin]

I've been looking for two years, where did you find it?

[carbonphoenix]

When I have a moment, I am going to scan it and make a PDF. I'll send you one

[carbonphoenix]

yes

[acanthusleaf]

Are there portraits? Do they have spiffy jewelry in the portraits?

Having not heard of this book (SO not a costumer), the title made me think of a little rat running around on a warped-up loom. But you know I'm weird that way.

[etaine_pommier]

Ha! Yeah, me too.

[mmcnealy]

Yay! I lucked into a copy 5 years ago and its been worth every penny. You know about the online English translations of some parts of it, right?

[etaine_pommier]

Yes, thanks! And one of my apprentices wants to work on an additional translation, which should be very interesting :-) Now that she has access to the book, we're off and running.

[mmcnealy]

Does she plan to post the translations online? I know Katherine pretty well and she'd love to see other people translate sections of it. I've worked a bit on some of the children's sections, but none of the women's sections, my German isn't as good as it appears.