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Capes-Cloaks-Mantles-Coats Capes-Cloaks-Mantles-Coats PAC 7244 $16.50 PA 201 $17.75 MR Cloak $7.00 Multisized 32-44 Bust Multisized 10-16 One Size Fits All 1899 Ladies Cape-Wrap 1900 Ladies Cloak Yoke Cloak Two Length options Full-length Bias cut cloak with Deep Hood. Full Circle cape with With or without collar or straps. a capelet and cut work trim a yoke to allow cape to sit comfortably on the shoulders PI 425 $12.00 MR Capes $21.00 Multisized 6-18 Multisized for All WN 199 $28.00 1770 Cloak with hood Includes 4-Panel half-circle cape All Sizes Semi-Circle mid calf length cape th th with hood and four different collars, 10 -20 Century Full Cape with hood; hooks at the neck. Cowl, Capelet, and Yoked cloak. Full Length, full circle cape with Optional front arm slits gathered style hood. WN 305 $11.00 All Sizes Victorian Molly Short Cape WN 111 $11.00 Pattern made from an original One Size Fits All 1890’s cape. Original th th 14 -20 C. Men’s short cape description included. FW 207 $18.00 Worn over the shoulder with a tie in All Sizes front. Kinsale Cloak Billowing full length cloak that was a tradition in rural Ireland. Optional detachable hood. SEE BACK OF CATALOG FOR ORDERING AND SHIPPING INFORMATION A01 Capes-Cloaks-Mantles-Coats AY 16 $19.00 One Size AF 31 $11.25 AF 33 $11.25 Irish Kinsale Cloak 2 sizes, Men’s & Women’s One size fits all Full-length cloak with or without Badawia’s Burnoose Omar’s Aba hoods in three variations. Collar A long circular mantle with A primitive desert garment of only, collar with gathered shoulder hood worn by Arabian men and Africa, Turkey, and Persia, which capelet, or fixed hood women when traveling. serves as a cloak and blanket. MF 22 $4.00 AG 1012 $8.25 Woman's Long and Short Cloak 1897 Tailor Made Cape with Sizes: One- adjusted by length. Fur Collar Directions and Cutting and FW 132 $16.00 Sizes: One Size measurement diagram only. All Sizes This cape was originally made 18th Century Cloak. Moroccan Burnoose of tan colored cloth, trimmed Options for lined and unlined. Sweeping cape traditionally worn by with six stitched bias bands of Instructions and suggestions for a the Berber Tribesmen. Bias half the cloth. variety of closures. Historic circle cape design. 2 lengths. documentation included. RH 198 $14.00 WN 214 $28.00 Multisized Sm-XXL Ladies Cape/Mantle Multisized for All RH 947 $16.50 18th Century Men’s Cloak Simple cape gathered to a yoke. th Multisized Sm-XXL Appropriate for 18th & 19th Cent. 18 century men’s cloak with 1941 Evening Cape capelet and collar. Option with or without a hood. 3 lengths & front arm slits. SEE BACK OF CATALOG FOR ORDERING AND SHIPPING INFORMATION A02 Capes-Cloaks-Mantles-Coats BB 12 $13.00 Mantelet or Short Cape AG 1119 $15.00 PW Cloaks $16.50 Sizes: One size fits all. 1891 Camel's Hair & Velvet Cloak Multisized 6-22 Two styles included. Short capes Sizes: Medium Only. Ladies Cloaks were common from 1830 on, The original model was of broche Cloaks & wraps from the Civil but reached the height of camel's hair in tan and brown War and Antebellum period. popularity in the 1890's AG 1487 $17.00 AG 1252 $14.00 AG 1268 $13.00 1899 Opera Cloak with 1896 Cloth Cape with Braiding 1891 Gentleman's Russian Embroidery Sizes: One size Storm Cape Sizes: One Size This cape was dark blue Sizes: One Size This cloak was originally made of cloth, with silk lining of the same This cape is provided with a white cashmere with wadded color. Design for braiding included. hood to button on white silk lining. AG 1026 $10.25 AG 1425 $14.25 AG 1420 $17.00 1897 Cape with Fitted Back 1870 Bathing Cloak w/ Hood 1868 Bathing Cloak & 2 Caps Size: Medium Only Size: Medium Only Size: Medium Only This cape was originally made of Cloak was originally white This bathing cloak with cape ottoman silk covered with appliqué flannel bound with red worsted is made of white flannel bound embroidery design in black velvet. braid along the entire edge. with red flannel SEE BACK OF CATALOG FOR ORDERING AND SHIPPING INFORMATION A03 [Capes-Cloaks-Mantles-Coats] AG 1111 $6.50 AG 1385 $13.00 AG 1114 $8.75 1891 Ribbed Cloth Cape 1896 Golf Cape 1891 Evening Wrap Sizes: One size Sizes: One Size Sizes: Medium The original cape was of light The golf cape was originally made This original Sortie De Bal was suede colored Bedford cord, with of a plaid reversible cloth of white cloth, trimmed with gold embroidery. Design included. AG 1078 $14.00 AG 1142 $9.00 1895 Spring Cape for Elderly AG 1075 $12.25 1893 Bourdon Lace Cape Lady 1895 Moiré Cape with Jetted Sizes: One size Size: One Size Embroidery This cape was originally made of This cape was originally made Size: One Size course black Brussels net with a of black diagonal, trimmed with This cape was originally made of back satin yoke. silk passementerie. black moiré lined in old rose silk. AG 1045 $8.75 1873 Cashmere Mantelet with AG 1250 $13.00 AG 1107 $18.25 Hood 1896 Black Satin Cape with Lace 1891 Cloak for Elderly Lady Sizes: One Size Sizes: One Size Sizes: 40" Bust - 32" Waist This mantelet was originally This was originally made of black The original model was of gray made of black cashmere and satin and heavy cream guipure lace wool, with black passementerie. lined with lustring. SEE BACK OF CATALOG FOR ORDERING AND SHIPPING INFORMATION A04 Capes-Cloaks-Mantles-Coats AG 1024 $11.00 1878 Himalayan Cloth AG 1128 $10.25 Mantelet AG 1212 $6.75 1875 Sicilienne Mantle Sizes: Medium 1887 Pelerine Mantle Sizes: Medium This Dolman shaped mantelet Sizes: Small The original mantle was of black was originally trimmed with This short evening mantle was Sicilienne and trim. fringe and buttons originally made of plaid woolen AG 1271 $11.00 AG 1259 $8.50 AG 1258 $19.75 1888 Brown Plush Wrap 1888 Figured Wool & Velvet Wrap 1888 Spring Raglan Sizes: Multisized 32-44" Bust Sizes: 36 Bust - 28 Waist Sizes: 34" Bust Only This short wrap was made of seal Ecru figured woolen and chestnut This Raglan illustrated was plush, with a lining of quilted velvet were the materials of which made of beige and brown brown satin, and with a band of this short wrap was made. It was line checked wool, with brown beaver fur on the standing collar with satin and edged with plaited mohair braid for and the edges of the sleeves. passementerie grelots. trimming. AG 1105 $7.50 1891 Black Silk & Lace Wrap AG 1095 $7.75 Sizes: 38 Bust - 26 Waist Only AG 1304 $6.00 1891 Beaded Velvet Mantelet This wrap was originally made 1889 Black Silk Fichu Wrap Sizes: Medium – Large of black-repped silk, with surah Sizes: Small This small cape mantel was lining, lace, and trimming. The wrap was made of black silk. originally made of black velvet SEE BACK OF CATALOG FOR ORDERING AND SHIPPING INFORMATION A05 Capes-Cloaks-Mantles-Coats TV 500 $12.50 Talma Wrap Sizes: Multisized for All AG 1090 $9.25 AG 1097 $18.75 A Talma is a type of wrap with a 1891 Wrap for Elderly Lady 1891 Spring Ulster fitted back held in place with a Sizes: Medium – Large Sizes: 36 Bust - 26 Waist Only hidden belt. This wrap was originally made of This Ulster was originally made black India cashmere of gray mixed snowflake woolen AG 1444 $15.00 AG 1109 $7.50 AG 1316 $17.00 1891 Plush Mantle for an Elderly 1891 Camel Hair Cape 1892 Ladies Traveling Coat Lady Mantelet Sizes: Multisized 32-50" Bust, Sizes: Large Only Sizes: Medium Only 26-44" Waist The was made of plush, with deep This short wrap was of light This traveling half coat was pleated collar of muscovite gray camel haircloth. originally made of gray serge. AG 1169 $33.00 AG 1303 $8.50 AG 1251 $28.00 1896 Long Cloak with Fur 1899 Gray Costume Wrap 1896 Spring Cloak w/ Bell Sleeves Trimmed Collar Sizes: Medium Only Sizes: 37" Bust only Sizes: 38" Bust Only This wrap can be made of the This Ulster was of fawn-colored This cloak was originally of same material as the costume. It cloth. In place of the coat sleeve, it heavy brown cloth, with was made to be worn with or had a flowing bell. a crossed Russian front. of light cloth for a wrap. SEE BACK OF CATALOG FOR ORDERING AND SHIPPING INFORMATION A06 Capes-Cloaks-Mantles-Coats RH 988 $11.00 AG 1022 $8.75 1878 India Cashmere Mantelet AG 1307 $9.50 Ladies' Circular Cape 1899 Black Bengaline Silk Wrap Sizes: Multisized S-XXL Sizes: Size Medium Only This mantelet was made of Sizes: 37" Bust - 27" Waist Only High neck capelet also known as the This wrap was originally of black Puritan cape. Popular in 1895 black India cashmere and was trimmed with fringe and buttons. bengaline silk edged in fringe. AG 1380 $19.75 AG 1379 $7.00 AG 1347 $19.00 1912 Cloth Duster 1912 Lace Cape for an Elderly 1912 Black Velvet Scalloped Sizes: 35 1/2" Bust Only Lady Coat This duster was made in alpaca or Sizes: 37 3/4" Bust Only Sizes: Medium Only tussor and trimmed with silk bias This cape is made of lace tulle, This simple coat was made of and buttons.
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