The sign of the unicorn. A fabric shop for 18th century reenactors and historians.

Linen and Woolen Draper,
Haberdasher &c.

New books now in stock The Dress of the People: Everyday Fashion in Eighteenth-Century England and Chintz: Indian Textiles for the West.

The Dress of the People: Everyday Fashion in the Eighteenth-Century by John Styles.Chintz Indian Textiles for the West by Rosemary Crill.

Take a look at our variety of new check and stripe linens.

Gift Certificates are now available for $5.00, $10.00, $25.00, $50.00, and $100.00.

Clothing made to reproduce that of the 1770s for woman and child.

J    ust imported from Liverpool, and the last ships from London, &c. and now opening for Sale, by Wm. Booth, In his STORE, at the Sign of the Unicorn,

A      large and excellent assortment of linen checks and stripes, linen Hollands, cords, diaper, and jeans, Scotch, Irish and flaxen ozenbrigs; Russia sheetings, Hessen, Russia and ravens duck, canvas; plains, serge, broadcloths, woolens, worsteds, white flannels, scarlet, drab, light and dark blue, brown, claret, garnet, sage, purple and pea green, coarse cloths; coloured threads, Scotch threads; wool doubled, and ready for knitting; mould, thread and wire shirt buttons; fashionable plated and brass buttons; Indian binding, white, and red, white twist, white tapes, colour'd silk ribbon, worsted braid, gold lace; scissors, bodkins, stilleto; brass, Pinchbeck, shoe and knee buckles, plain sleeve links; With a general assortment of other goods as usual.

Historic reproduction family clothing typical of the late 18th century. Historic reproduction clothing typical of the late 18th century for women and children.