Hi -
Feel free to use any of these images. All the citations are there...
http://www.uvm.edu/~hag/sca/tudor/gable.html
- Hope
Kimiko Small wrote:
I have plans to do a gathering of images for gabled hoods, which I think developed from
earlier hoods of the late 1400s. I've been collecting
Wonderful, Thank you Hope!
Kimiko
Hope Greenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi -
Feel free to use any of these images. All the citations are there...
http://www.uvm.edu/~hag/sca/tudor/gable.html
- Hope
Kimiko Small wrote:
I have plans to do a gathering of images for gabled hoods, which I
Cut and paste the link into the Address line, and it
works fine. I can't imagine why they don't want you
clicking directly, but there it is. It's the Holbein
sketch of Lady Audley.
MaggiRos
--- Kimiko Small [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi E House,
Project Gutenberg is being a pain in
I thought that this catalogue of needlebound artefacts would be of interest:
http://www.dueppel.de/nadelbind/nadelbkat.htm
Their bibliography is at http://www.dueppel.de/nadelbind/bibliographie.htm
Beth Matney
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Quoting MaggiRos [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Cut and paste the link into the Address line, and it
works fine. I can't imagine why they don't want you
clicking directly, but there it is. It's the Holbein
sketch of Lady Audley.
Yup, sorry about that--or try here for a larger/less clear version:
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
is Elizabeth of York wearing a predecessor of the gable hood? Or is
that considered to be the same thing, just with the side flaps
flipped down instead of pinned up? Does anyone have more images of
that type of headdress?
It's called a kennel
