ich, Hwhile long and flowiag behind, was cut off short in the front.The Brass to Sir John DAubernoun the younger, a.d. 1327, A/ 4/and the sculptured Effigy of Prince John Plantagenet, ofEltham, a.d. 1337, afford admii-able examples. About a.d. 1345the Cyclas was shortened behind, and about 1355 it… … No. 630.—Tabard of John Feld, Esq., A.u. 1477. by any Garment, until after 1450, when the Tabard wasintroduced. It was short, and had wide sleeves reaching to K 2 ^^K;:H7HTn»3L,x ,^. \S ^f 1^7- ^•:i;.^2. ,1 I.. A, fc- r4 132 MISCELLANEOUS NAMES AND TITLES. the elbows; and the arms of the wearer…
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