British costume during XIX centuries (civil and ecclesiastical) (1910)
Ashdown, Charles H., Mrs · London and Edinburgh : T. C. & e. c. Jack · leaf 99
ster affords usan excellent example, and is chiefly notablefor its extreme simplicity (Fig. 70). HeFig. 70.—Effigy of *s represented in a long tunic reaching toHenry in West- j.ne ground, over which is a voluminous minster Abbey. ° mantle, fastened upon the right shoulderby a morse of considerable… … HENRY III., 1216-1272 55 only trace of decoration, apart from the crown, appearsupon the boots (Fig. 71), which are of an extremelyornamental character. The usual reticulations character-istic of royalty appear upon them, but in each mesh aleopard is shown worked in gold. In Roy. MS. 14 C vii.,a…
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