Gallery›Europeana Fashion — National Science and Media Museum Bradford›Stereo view, depicting two statues, a warrior and a woman. He wears military gear: pointed helmet with mail, sword-belt with dagger, sword and sheath, carrying a rifle in his right hand, cartridge cases (?) across his chest, tunic and trousers bound below the knee. She wears a coat over dress and harem trousers.
Stereo view, depicting two statues, a warrior and a woman. He wears military gear: pointed helmet with mail, sword-belt with dagger, sword and sheath, carrying a rifle in his right hand, cartridge cases (?) across his chest, tunic and trousers bound below the knee. She wears a coat over dress and harem trousers.
Europeana Fashion — National Science and Media Museum Bradford

Stereo view, depicting two statues, a warrior and a woman. He wears military gear: pointed helmet with mail, sword-belt with dagger, sword and sheath, carrying a rifle in his right hand, cartridge cases (?) across his chest, tunic and trousers bound below the knee. She wears a coat over dress and harem trousers.

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Fashion Illustration
CC0 — Public Domain
Europeana Fashion — National Science and Media Museum Bradford

Stereo view, depicting two statues, a warrior and a woman. He wears military gear: pointed helmet with mail, sword-belt with dagger, sword and sheath, carrying a rifle in his right hand, cartridge cases (?) across his chest, tunic and trousers bound below the knee. She wears a coat over dress and harem trousers.

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