British costume during XIX centuries (civil and ecclesiastical) (1910)
Ashdown, Charles H., Mrs · London and Edinburgh : T. C. & e. c. Jack · leaf 279
l (Fig. 217). He wears a cape ofermine, with a cloak having a wide border of the same fur.The cloak is so very voluminous, that it hides the shape of 172 BRITISH COSTUME the robe beneath. By the Kings side is the young prince,for three short months Edward V. t his robes are practicallythe same as… … Fig. 217.—Lord Rivers and Caxton before Edward IV. while the second was of purple velvet with an edging ofermine. The chausses worn were of crimson satin, as werealso the mantle and hood, the coat, surcoat, and shirt.The sabbatons were covered with crimson cloth of gold.Towards the end of the…
Costume
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