Colonial Costume Women Accessories, 1776 Revolutionary War, Deluxe Keepsake Set with Mob Cap, Apron, Shawl, Abigail Button, Abigail Adams Letter, Declaration Broadside & Apple Pan Dowdy Recipe

CELEBRATE AMERICA’S FOUNDING ERA THROUGH CLOTHING ACCESSORIES, STORYTELLING, FOOD, FLAGS, AND HISTORICAL CONNECTION. Deluxe 9-piece Colonial Woman Historically Researched Costume ACCESSORIES & Historical Keepsake Set was inspired by the women of Revolutionary America and designed to bring history to life. (Blouse and Skirt not included) INSPIRED BY FOUNDING FOREMOTHERS such as Betsy Ross, Abigail Adams, Martha Washington, and the countless other women whose voices shaped early America, this deluxe collection combines traditional colonial costume accessories with historically inspired keepsakes created exclusively by RosieCentral. MORE THAN A COSTUME, this expanded set invites you to explore the people, symbols, traditions, and everyday experiences of Revolutionary America. Wear the accessories of a colonial woman, open Abigail Adams’ famous letter, examine a Declaration of Independence broadside inspired by those distributed within 24 hours of its signing on July 4th 1776, compare early American flags on 2-sided flag card, and discover a historically researched Apple Pan Dowdy recipe reconstructed from the ingredients, techniques, and food traditions of America’s founding era. Unlike generic costume accessory sets, this collection includes immersive historical elements researched and designed to be worn, shared, opened, read aloud, displayed, explored, and discussed. INCLUDES: — Colonial-style mob cap (sometimes called a mop cap or bonnet) — White apron — White shawl — Unique hand-illustrated Abigail Adams brooch pin — Historical guide with Revolutionary-era facts and Braintree, Massachusetts map (home of Abigail and John Adams) — Folded and sealed “Remember the Ladies” Abigail Adams letter — Historically researched Apple Pan Dowdy recipe card reconstructed using ingredients, techniques, and food traditions from America’s founding era — First 2-U.S. Flags historical card (7x5 inch) — Declaration of Independence broadside inspired by the historic Dunlap broadsides distributed in 1776 THE “REMEMBER THE LADIES” LETTER WAS RECREATED USING A CUSTOM FONT developed from samples of Abigail Adams’ handwriting and printed with a background of historically inspired paper textures. Folded & sealed in the style used by many Americans during the Revolutionary era, when letters were carefully secured to help protect their privacy and reveal signs of tampering. PERFECT FOR: — American freedom celebrations — Historical reenactments — Patriotic gatherings — School presentations and history fairs — Theater productions and photo shoots — Homeschool activities and museum programs — Colonial teas and historical events — Halloween costumes and patriotic celebrations ROSIECENTRAL IS A WOMAN-OWNED, FAMILY-RUN SMALL BUSINESS based in Oregon, USA, creating historically inspired products designed to spark curiosity, conversation, storytelling, and connection across generations.

• STEP INTO THE WORLD OF AMERICA'S FOUNDING WOMEN: Wear the mob cap (AKA bonnet), shawl, and apron of a colonial woman, pin on the Abigail Adams brooch, and experience opening her famous folded and sealed "Remember the Ladies" letter. A memorable way to step beyond the pages of history and experience America's founding era firsthand
• MORE THAN A COSTUME: Secure the shawl with the hand-drawn brooch of Abigail's wedding portrait, share intriguing stories from the historical guide, and explore the map where Abigail lived and corresponded with John Adams. These historically inspired keepsakes turn gatherings into moments of curiosity, laughter, conversation, and connection. (Use your own skirt and blouse.)
• ABIGAIL ADAMS LETTER RECREATION: Experience opening Abigail Adams' famous March 1776 "Remember the Ladies" letter, re-created using a custom font developed from samples of her handwriting on paper texture derived from 18th century samples. Folded and sealed in the style used by many Americans during the Revolutionary era to help keep correspondence private until opened by its recipient
• EXPLORE REVOLUTIONARY AMERICA MORE DEEPLY: Read aloud a reprint of the first printed Declaration of Independence, compare 2 early American flags on double-sided7x5 inch card, and relive the moment Americans first heard the words declaring independence from British rule
• CLASSIC COLONIAL COSTUME ACCESSORIES: Drape the shawl over your shoulders, tie on the apron, and wear the white mob cap (also called a bonnet) inspired by the practical everyday clothing worn by women throughout Colonial America during the Revolutionary War era
• HISTORICALLY RESEARCHED APPLE PAN DOWDY RECIPE: Bake, share, and enjoy a recipe reconstructed from the ingredients, techniques, and food traditions of America's founding era, bringing a delicious taste of Revolutionary America to your table