British costume during XIX centuries (civil and ecclesiastical) (1910)
Ashdown, Charles H., Mrs · London and Edinburgh : T. C. & e. c. Jack · leaf 242
g.It is curious to note how fashion repeatsitself, and a comparison of the crespines ofthis period with that of the Greeks showssimilarities which can only be described asremarkable coincidences {vide Fig. 184). The brass of Lady Felbrigg, 1413, inFelbrigg Church, Norfolk, shows a… … Fig. 185—Lady Fel-brigg, 1413. Fel-brigg Church, Nor-folk. 150 BRITISH COSTUME perceived that the cauls were quite as large as they hadbeen forty years previously. This remark also applies toLady Shelton, who died in 1423, and lies in Great SnoringChurch, Norfolk (Fig. 187). A feature of the veil…
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