RARE EMMA DOMB 1954 CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR & EXPOSITION AWARD MEDAL DAINTINESS

Description: 1954 CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR AND EXPOSITION AWARD MEDAL FOR - “WHITE NYLON TULLE & LACE FORMAL FOR THE WAY THE LACE & TULLE ARE COUPLED & DAINTINESS OF DESIGN” Dimensions 3” inches by 3” inches Metal- Gold bronze Front “California Great Seal” Reverse “Engraved Award” About Emma Domb: “Historic Dress Maker” Emma Domb was a Kentucky-born dress designer based in San Francisco, California. Beginning in 1939, the Domb Manufacturing Company, owned by Emma Domb and her daughter Lorraine Domb Steinberg, specialized in ultra-feminine “important occasion” dresses at affordable prices. Domb claimed that her interest in fashion came from creating baby clothes for Lorraine. Soon, she found herself making clothing for other babies. Her designs progressed naturally from toddlers’ and children’s dresses to teen-age party and prom dresses (Party Lines by Domb), then, sophisticated evening wear and, inevitably, wedding gowns. There was even a decades-long relationship with the Miss America pageant, with Domb supplying contestants’ gowns, until 1974 when illness forced her to close her manufacturing plant in Apparel City. The company was dissolved in 1980. PLEASE LOOK AT ALL THE PICTURES BEFORE BIDDING!!! ONE DAY HANDLING!!!! Any questions feel free to email us:) Please check out our other auctions as we always have unique Sterling Silver & Gold items that you might like!!! No shipping outside of the United States unless using eBay’s global shipping program!!! This item is being sold as is with no returns/refunds!!! Combined shipping add $1 dollar for each additional item under 15.9oz. Buyers please pay for item within 48 hours of winning or an unpaid case will automatically open. Thank you for looking and God Bless!

Price: 149.99 USD

Location: Turlock, California

End Time: 2024-04-18T23:51:20.000Z

Shipping Cost: 4.99 USD