British costume during XIX centuries (civil and ecclesiastical) (1910)
Ashdown, Charles H., Mrs · London and Edinburgh : T. C. & e. c. Jack · leaf 114
ormity is brokento a small extent when we reachthe reign of Edward I., by theintroduction of the stole (Fig.79). A manuscript of the thir-teenth century exhibits regalcostume, and affords us a goodidea of the manner of adjust-ment, and also the dimensionsof the stole. It is seen to be wider than… … Fig. 79.—Regral costume, from a MS.of the thirteenth century. 62 BRITISH COSTUME are probably fixed by a buckle, the longer portion forminga pendent tab. In order to conceal the junction, and stillfurther to confine the cloak, another piece of embroidery of adifferent design is fixed to the lining…
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