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No. 2 Gorget
1377. in the Reign of Rich 2nd the Ladies wore a Gorget called a
chevesail for as yet they used no band about their
neck. [Camdens Remains?] p 255. this no doubt was a necklace
about the neck of gentl' entail was [shet?] the [indecipherable]
chevesail, in which there were full [indecipherable] Plenty of
[indecipherable] clere & fair to view.
1625 The [indecipherable] medal of Ch 1 & Henrietta maria Figues in Evelyn The Queens dress is they [describe?] " her hair Curld up Short, with Something like a knot of Ribband on the top about her Shoulders a band or Gorget Planted & Standing up Spread like a Fan p 106
Gorget a womans neckdress Baileys dict
Gorgerette - Quelques Femmes disent Gorgettes petit Linge ou Collet qu vert a Couvrir une partié de la Gorge des Femmes Functiere Dict
1580 Gorget a kercheif wherewith women Cover their Pappes Alveary
Gorget Neckercheif palsKoller Colli Collare, hals doeck neck cloth
hals -bergh, hals Ringh Neck ring Arma Calle Neck armor Minshau
Gorge throat [It?] should be a dress of the neck not of the Breast
Gorgerina Collare militare Colli armatura Span.
Gorget or Neck Whisk Randle Holm Ch. 2 Pl. 16 Fig 6.7
Whisks to be worn with a Gown Do ch 3 p 98.
Gorgets Round Dresses Plaited to be deep about womens Necks Do.
mercurius publicus No 18. May 8 1662
advertisement, alambrick Whisk with a Flanders Lace about ¼ of a yard Broad & a Lace turning up about an inch broad, with a Stock in the neck
& a strap hanging down before was Lost on Sabaprit 26 between the New
Palace & Whitehall 20 Shl. Reward
1530 {Neckcoller Collet }
{Neccoller for a woman Gorgias } Palsgrave