Lady's 1870s Brown Wool Boucle Trim Three Piece Dress. Comprising knit wool jersey bodice, buttons and two darts to front, small pocket, lower left; a dolman, with boucle fringe to front opening, and hem, and a skirt, with darted bustle, and boucle fringe to edges of front panel and above pleated hem. Lined in twill cotton. Celluloid and brass buttons. Circa 1870. {Approximate dimensions} _x000B_Bodice: _x000B_Shoulders 14 3/4" _x000B_Length 23" from nape of neck to hem._x000B_Cape cloak: _x000B_Length 21" from nape of neck to hem._x000B__x000B_Skirt:_x000B_Waist 38" with strings tied. _x000B_Length: 41". from waist to hem. Provenance: Sale of items to benefit the Monterey History and Art Association. This non-profit association has been a guiding force in preserving Monterey’s history since the founding of the association in 1931. Guarding Monterey’s precious historic assets and the preservation and presentation of its historical heritage for future enjoyment has been made possible by citizens who care and give generously of their time and resources._x000B__x000B_The Association’s mission is to share the histories and the diverse legacies of people, stories, and places that continue to shape Monterey. It possesses extensive collections of furnishings, paintings, photographs, costumes, books, manuscripts, and other artifacts focused on Monterey and California. Condition: Overall condition is good, there are few small holes. Hooks and eyes to the cape coat are replacements. The garment is dirty. Center back of bodice 2" from neckline has three green dots. Cotton waistband to skirt is worn, torn and fraying in sections.