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Old and New London
… except scarlet and crimson, or to affect velvet caps, scarf-wings to their gowns, white jerkins, buskins, velvet …
Old and New London
… in this very St. Peter's in a gown over a buff coat and scarf. In the reigns of Henry III. and Edward I. the …
Survey of London
… 99a). 415The timber beams (1314in. square) are vertically scarf-jointed with bolts and plates above some of the … scantlings than in the 'high warehouses'. 450 The original scarf bolts, some of which survive in the basement of No. 1 … on the ground floor to 8in. square on the third floor. The scarf joints closely resemble the earlier work, although the …
Trinity House of Deptford Transactions, 1609-35
… and without board, and the quality of the materials in the scarf * riders, beams, knees *, etc. is good. The decks of … of timbers, the goodness and strength of materials in the scarf * riders, beams, knees *, etc., and the rounding * and …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… a wide range of ready made articles including HOOD, CLOAK, SCARF and BONNET offered in the promotional literature … NIGHT CAP, MORNING CAP, PARTLET, PINPILLOW, PURSE, RIBBON, SCARF, SHEATH, SHOE, SLEEVE, TIPPET, TUNIC, WAIST Found used …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… he usually wore burnished armour, or perhaps a white scarf. On the death of James IV., the Regent Duke of Albany …