Turtleneck fashion through the decades from 1860s England to 1980s revival
The turtleneck began as an English sport sweater in the 1860s, adopted in America post World War I, initially for men. It gained prominence in the 1950s, influenced by Claire McCardell, and peaked in the 1960s as unisex wear for all ages. A late 1980s revival followed with designers like Ralph Lauren and Calvin Klein.
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Washington AP reports libraries risk two thirds of holdings deteriorating without deacidification. The Library of Congress has developed a process to neutralize acids in纸 backed by a Congress funded facility expected to service about 6 million of 17 million volumes already brittle from acid activity.
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