The Sportman’s Vade-Mecum for the Himalayas; containing notes on Shooting, Outfit, Camp, Equipment, Sporting, Yarns, etc. (1891)
J., K. C. A. · Horace Cox (London) · leaf 41
32 THE SPORTSMAN’S VADE-MECUM A Balaklava cap under the puggarie enables one to have some- thing to pull down over one’s ears when a cold wind is blowing through one, with ice and snow around. It can be kept rolled up, … as Fig. 1, under theepuggarie in ordinary wear, and let down, as in Fig. 2, when one’s ears are perished with the cold. Of course it is a most excellent niyhtcap. They are best knitted of grey Shetland wool. A Cardigan jacket is most useful, and should be worn at all altitudes above 9000ft. for the…
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