Garb Collection (#5)

Jaunty Archer
A jaunty archer in medieval garb. Date: 1930s

George V in Naval Garb
GEORGE V The King in a navy uniform. Date: 1865 - 1936

Zetland, Mason
The Earl of Zetland, the Most Worshipful Grand Master of the United Lodge of England, in his ceremonial garb and bedecked with medals Date: 1869

Altar boys, Paris, France, Europe

Catholic priests, Paris, France, Europe

King Edward VII dressed in Masonic Garb, c. 1895
Photographic portrait of King Edward VII (1841-1910) of Great Britain and Ireland, pictured in the ceremonial attire of a Mason, c.1895

May Day Procession at St. Mary Cray, Kent, 1891
Illustration showing a number of the participants in the May Day Procession at St. Mary Cray, Kent, 1891. These figures are mostly dressed in medieval garb

John Brown (1826-1883)
Engraved portrait of John Brown (1826-1883), Queen Victorias personal attendant at Balmoral for 34 years, pictured in his Highland garb

Eccentric Juvenile Garb
Man: trousers with decorative border on outside leg. Girl: pink print dress, pantalettes & pelerine. Boy: full skirted blue coat, V shaped waist seam & very full sleeves

Tobacco Satire 1630
Three elegant chaps sit smoking around a table, as a man in the garb of a jester vomits profusely

Elizabeth I / Holl / Corboul
QUEEN ELIZABETH I In riding garb

Jewish Priest
A Jewish Priest in his ceremonial garb

Notre Dame De Liessee
Pilgrims at the shrine of Notre-Dame de Liesse pray before the miraculous statue of the Virgin; note the man on the left in true pilgrims garb, cockle shells and all

Hunting & Town Garb 1832
Hunting: peaked cap with chin strap, velvet cut-away jacket, black trousers with goat skin leggings. Town: Black S-B velvet frock coat, deerskin trousers & spotted cravat

Fashion Visits Poor
Two ladies bountiful, in fashionable garb call on a have-not bearing gifts which include cast-off clothing for the sick womans daughter

Edward Vii / Boning & Smal
EDWARD VII, BRITISH ROYALTY as PRINCE OF WALES in nautical garb wearing a bargee hat, and holding a telescope

Loyola / Trichon / Garnier
IGNATIUS LOYOLA Spanish Saint and founder of Jesuit order in ecclesistical garb with armour cast aside

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"Garb: A Tapestry of Timeless Attire and Cultural Expressions" From Mr Fox's Hunt Breakfast on Christmas Day to barristers in the rain, it has always been an emblem of tradition and identity. Whether it be shooting with gun dogs or embodying the spirit of Emily Davison's suffragette movement, clothing has played a pivotal role in shaping history. Just as the Jewish High Priest donned his sacred vestments, so too did Richard I exude regal elegance atop Chic Cheval. And let us not forget the fearless female tightrope walker who defied gravity with every step she took. In this wonderful life, garb becomes a canvas for self-expression. Lucie Delarue-Mardrus, writer, poet, and traveler found inspiration in her attire as she ventured into uncharted territories. Similarly, pilgrims embarking on their journey to Compostella wear their faith proudly upon their sleeves. A woman adorned in the costume of Britannia stands tall as a symbol of national pride and resilience. Her garb tells tales of conquests and victories that have shaped our collective heritage. Garb is more than just fabric; it weaves together stories from different eras and cultures. It transcends time and connects us to our past while propelling us towards an ever-evolving future. So next time you slip into your chosen ensemble, remember that you are embracing a rich tapestry of human experience - one thread at a time.