British costume during XIX centuries (civil and ecclesiastical) (1910)
Ashdown, Charles H., Mrs · London and Edinburgh : T. C. & e. c. Jack · leaf 178
ide of the face the usualplaited hair is seen. The cote-hardi,judging from the small portion show-ing, is of an extremely rich materialwith a decorated design; the sleeves,which of course belong to the samegarment, are furnished with the usual rows of small buttonsreaching from the elbows to the… … Fig. 121.—Margaret de Wal-sokne, 1349. Lynn Regis. 108 BRITISH COSTUME position by the arm, similarly to that shown upon the brassof Lady de Northwode. From a fifteenth century manuscript Bible, and alsofrom Sloane MS. 2433, we give Fig. 122, PL, whichexhibit a few variations of style—for instance,…
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