Whalebone corset constructed from stretched tape. Britain, late 19th century

Whalebone corset constructed from stretched tape. Britain, late 19th century. View and license rights managed photos and images from the Victoria and Albert Museum

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Elastic Corsets. The claims of Nature and Art considered.

Langdon Batcheller's Genuine Thomson's Glove Fitting' Corset, 'Made of English Netting

Whalebone and the Wardrobe of Elizabeth I

Whalebone and the Wardrobe of Elizabeth I

Victorian – Lucy's Corsetry

Is a waist cincher a corset? - Quora

Corset, Whalebone; E. Izod and Son Ltd.; 1890-1910; RI.CL94.98

History of Corsets 1780-1912

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Advertisement for a tennis corset. Whalebone was used to stiffen the corset that enclosed the trim figure. It was also often used to string the tennis racket. Dated 19th century - SuperStock

The History Of Corsets