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The Antique Sewist: Making an 18th century cloak Making an 18th century cloak Making an 18th century Cloak ~It's All in the Hood~ Like a lot of people, I assumed cloaks were one of those "generic" garments that changed very little over the centuries when when it was worn, sort of like the standard lady's shift (which isn't as generic as we thought either). I soon found, however, that the hood Deborah Lough - 17th Century General Gallery, Men's Clothing
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