British costume during XIX centuries (civil and ecclesiastical) (1910)
Ashdown, Charles H., Mrs · London and Edinburgh : T. C. & e. c. Jack · leaf 27
Fig. 5.—Saxon mantles. No. 1. (Cott. MS. Claudius B iv.)No. 3. (Bod. MS. Junius xi.) No. 2. (Cott. MS. Claudius B iv.)No. 4. (Cott. MS. Claudius B iv.) … Fig. 6.—The Saxon mantle. (Cott. MS. Tiberius C vi.) THE BRITONS 5 The Sagum was a cloak dyed blue or black, which hadsuperseded the skins still worn by the inhabitants ofthe interior. The hair was long, and fell in curls downthe back; the face was clean shaven, except for themoustache, which was…
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