Box 1
Contains 214 Results:
Ink Costume Illustrations - (1) 1580s, 1590s - American Indian
Ink Costume Illustrations - (2) 1580s, 1590s - English Explorer
Ink Costume Illustrations - (3) 1580s, 1590s - Breastplate of Englishmen and Frenchmen
Ink Costume Illustrations - (4) 1580s, 1590s - English and Dutch Sea Captains
Ink Costume Illustrations - (5) 1580s, 1590s - English Nobleman
Ink Costume Illustrations - (6) 1580s, 1590s - Traveling Musicians, Bricklayers, Ordinary Townsmen, & Countrymen
Ink Costume Illustrations - (8) 1580s, 1590s - English Woman
Ink Costume Illustrations - (12) - 1580s, 1590s - Children
Ink Costume Illustrations - (13) - 1600s, 1610s - Englishman
Ink Costume Illustrations - (15) - 1600s, 1610s - Clean Linen Shirt of Englishmen & Dutchmen
Ink Costume Illustrations - (16) - 1600s, 1610s - Fishermen & Trappers of New France, Nova Scotia
Ink Costume Illustrations - (17) - 1600s, 1610s - English & Dutch Musketeers
Ink Costume Illustrations - (18) - 1600s, 1610s - Dutch Sailor
Ink Costume Illustrations - (19) - 1600s, 1610s - Young English Woman
Ink Costume Illustrations - (20) - 1608 to 1620 - Female English Pilgrim Sailing to Holland
Ink Costume Illustrations - (21) - 1600s, 1610s - Female Dutch Settler
Ink Costume Illustrations - (22) - 1600s, 1610s - Female French Settler
Ink Costume Illustrations - (23) - 1600s, 1610s - English & Dutch Pilgrims in Flowing Robes
Ink Costume Illustrations - (24) - 1600s, 1610s - Female English Settler in Doublet and Full Skirt
Ink Costume Illustrations - (25) - 1600s, 1610s - Young English Boy
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