- A
gaberdine or
gabardine is a long,
loose gown or
cloak with wide sleeves, worn by men in the
later Middle Ages and into the 16th century. In The Merchant...
- the late 1870s and
patented it in 1888. The name
gabardine comes from "
gaberdine", a type of long, cape-like
dress worn
during the
Middle Ages.
Since its...
- shirtings, lingerie, coatings,
printed lawns and
voiles cambrics,
twills and
gaberdine. 1934:
Became established as the
foremost textile units in the country...
-
greatest coolness,
waddle up to the man and
literally spit upon his
Jewish gaberdine. To all this the Jew is
obliged to submit; it
would be more than his life...
-
Index a 1969
album by Nico. All
tracks written by John
Cooper Clarke "
Gaberdine Angus" - 1:15 "Majorca" - 2:28 "Bronze Adonis" - 2:22 "Spilt Beans" -...
- Wiltshire,
England Occupation Guitarist Formerly of Gogmagog, Dean
Gabber and His
Gaberdines, Tin Spirits, XTC, Big Big
Train Website guitargonauts.info...
-
Relex (bare base
activation to
support maritime interdiction operations),
Gaberdine (Immigration Support),
Guardian (CHOGM Support),
Slipper (Global War on...
-
Fursuit Fustanella Fustian G-1
military flight jacket G-string
Gabardine Gaberdine Gable hood
Gache Gagra choli Gaiters Gajra Gákti
Galea (helmet) Galero...
-
traditional Pilotka hat - and
Winter weight,
which is made from Wool
Gaberdine, and worn with the
Ushanka and
often a ‘Shinel’ greatcoat. The Summer...
-
waters in the wake of the
Tampa affair. The ship parti****ted in
Operation Gaberdine and
Operation Relex in two
separate deployments.
During the
second deployment...
