- A
poke bonnet (sometimes also
referred to as a
Neapolitan bonnet or
simply as a
poke) is a women's
bonnet,
featuring a
small crown and wide and rounded...
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looking right or left
without turning their heads: a coal-scuttle or
poke bonnet.
Others had a wide peak
which was
angled out to
frame the face. In the...
- but
later this
would become black. In design, it was
similar to the
poke bonnet that had been po****rly worn by
women earlier in the century. In 1881...
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scuttle bonnet Coif
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Modius Pamela Petasos Pileus Poke bonnet Pudding...
- may be very
similar in
design to the
poke bonnet – some
sources use the
terms interchangeably –
however the
poke shape had a wide and
rounded front brim...
- dish of raw fish
Poke (pudding),
originating in the Cook
Islands P**** and
POKE,
BASIC commands Poke bonnet, a type of
headwear Poke (Facebook), a Facebook...
- nape of the neck –
nineteenth Century Kiss-me-quick
Leghorn bonnet Mourning bonnet Poke bonnet –
Early nineteenth century, "Christmas Carol" style, with...
- a new soft
cloth cap was
introduced for
campaign and off-duty.
Called bonnet de
police à visière, this was the
first proper model of the kepi. The visor...
- An
Easter bonnet is any new or
fancy hat worn by
women as a
Christian headcovering on Easter. It
represents the tail end of a
tradition of
wearing new...
- hats were
modest in size and design,
straw and
fabric bonnets being the po****r choice.
Poke bonnets,
which had been worn
during the late
Regency period...
