British costume during XIX centuries (civil and ecclesiastical) (1910)
Ashdown, Charles H., Mrs · London and Edinburgh : T. C. & e. c. Jack · leaf 383
upon the **** m^i^o^iS7.UeSDuke S1011^- They were guarded with velvet or else faced with costly lace of gold, silver.or silk. Sometimes beads,bugles, and spangles wereused to heighten the effect,and we are told that thelinings at times cost as muchas the cloak itself. In somecases sleeves were… … Fig. 329.—Military beards. 1. Spade beard. 2 and 3. Stiletto beards.4. Falstaff beard. ELIZABETH, 1558-1603 241 The Cathedral beard was affected by Churchmen, andconsisted of beard and moustaches long and flowing uponthe chest. The military beards were the spade beard andthe stiletto beard, being…
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