Appendix E. A Sample Record in Dublin Core Format***

Dublin Core element Scheme (if any) Value
DC.Title Day dress -- female
DC.Subject Women's dress
DC.Subject Bente, Marie Eleanor, 18??-19?? - Clothing 
DC.Subject Albers, Gerhart Henry, 18??-19??
DC.Subject LCSH Costume -- United States -- History -- 19th Century
DC.Subject ICOMV Women's main dress -- Majority of body
DC.Subject ICOMV Day dress
DC.Description

Black wool resist-printed with red and yellow rosebuds; high round neck, long shaped sleeves set into dropped shoulders edged with self piping, sleeve openings edged with black velvet; front opening with jet buttons, F & B bodice fullness gathered into set-in waist-band; full floor-length gored skirt, double box-pleated into waist-band, hem bound with horsehair braid.

DC.Description

57 inches (back length, from neck to hem). 

DC.Description

This dress, bonnet and shawl all belonged to Marie Eleanor Bente who married Gerhart Henry Albers in 1865. The dress is thought to have been part of her trousseau, and the shawl acquired shortly after her marriage. Both families had emigrated from Germany around 1844. Gerhart Albers served in the Union Army during the Civil War and acted as a translator for German speaking troops. His name is inscribed on the Soldiers and Sailors Monument on Public Square in Cleveland.

DC.Date ISO8601 1865?
DC.Type Costume
DC.Format 3-D
DC.Identifier KSU Slide # 1986.107.0003
DC.Identifier URL http://newmedia.kent.edu/waw/images/dresall2.JPG
DC.Language ISO639-1 en
DC.Relation Accessories: bonnet, 1986.107.0006; paisley shawl, 1986.107.0005
DC.Coverage 19th century
DC.Coverage United States
DC.Rights Kent State University -- Museum


***Record generated using "Dublin Core Metadata Template" of the "Nordic Metadata Project"


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