MEN'S WHITE DRESS SHIRT, BIB FRONT AND COLLARLESS, 1900s, LOT OF 4

Description

MEN'S WHITE DRESS SHIRT, BIB FRONT AND COLLARLESS, 1900s, LOT OF 4
These antique Victorian era vintage mens bib front collarless white dress shirt dates from 1900 and consists of a lot of 4 shirts. It is made of a white cotton fabric. This dapper gentlemans dress shirt has a button down bib front, collarless white banded neck, long full sleeves with French cuffs, no button closures , probably used small studs.
Each one has a WIB monogram either embroidered or in pen ink mark. WIB stands for William Insco Buchanan, provenance in description of Buffalo, N.Y.
Two shirt  by skirt maker Kinne and Kinne Co., Buffalo, N.Y. USA, one shirt by shirt maker Cluett, Peabody and Co. The 4th shirt has no label.
APPROXIMATE MEASUREMENTS
The shirt measures 35 inches long and a few more inches in back, with a 52 inch chest, 20 inch back, 14 1/2 inch neck and 26 inch long sleeve.
CONDITION
All four shirts are in good condition, I have not laundered these shirts and are in found condition straight of a attic box.  Few stains (see close-ups) from decades of storage and non use. Still retain its stiffness on bib, collar and cuffs.
PROVENANCE
Clothing from the estate of William Insco Buchanan (September 10, 1853 to October 17, 1909) who was an American diplomat.On January 26, 1894, President Grover Cleveland (the former mayor of Buffalo and governor of New York appointed Buchanan United States Minister to Argentina. Buchanan was chosen by John G. Milburn, president of the exposition, as the exposition was planned with a Latin American theme and they wanted someone who knew the South American countries well Buchanan was Director General of the Pan-American Exposition, held in Buffalo, New York from May 1 through November 2, 1901, and is credited with the construction, operation, and dismantling of the exposition. His ancestors still resides in the same home in Buffalo, New York and all clothing were stored in the attic of this ancestral home.
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