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![Rabbit Furs . Making up skins for fur coats , stoles and muffs . [no date] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2BW2KDB/rabbit-furs-making-up-skins-for-fur-coats-stoles-and-muffs-no-date-2BW2KDB.jpg "Rabbit Furs . Making up skins for fur coats , stoles and muffs . [no date] Stock Photo")
RM2A2WDMR–Negative - Healesville, Victoria, circa 1910, Group leaving guesthouse 'Braeside' guest house. They carry dress baskets rather than suitcases. Two wear fur stoles
RMBN3BCK–Display of woven stoles in a Kayan (ethnic minority) village, Mae Hong Son, Northern Thailand, Asia
![[ 1920s Japan - Illustration of Japanese Woman Wearing a Hat ] — Beautiful Japanese woman wearing a fox fur stole. This artwork was used as a poster sample (ポスターの原画見本) during the Taisho Period (1912-1926). 20th century vintage poster. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2BMXX83/1920s-japan-illustration-of-japanese-woman-wearing-a-hat-beautiful-japanese-woman-wearing-a-fox-fur-stole-this-artwork-was-used-as-a-poster-sample-during-the-taisho-period-1912-1926-20th-century-vintage-poster-2BMXX83.jpg "[ 1920s Japan - Illustration of Japanese Woman Wearing a Hat ] — Beautiful Japanese woman wearing a fox fur stole. This artwork was used as a poster sample (ポスターの原画見本) during the Taisho Period (1912-1926). 20th century vintage poster. Stock Photo")
RM2BMXX83–[ 1920s Japan - Illustration of Japanese Woman Wearing a Hat ] — Beautiful Japanese woman wearing a fox fur stole. This artwork was used as a poster sample (ポスターの原画見本) during the Taisho Period (1912-1926). 20th century vintage poster.
RMBPXD51–The Queen Mother and Princess Margaret with fur stoles and Tony Armstrong-Jones at RAF Cosford 2/5/1961
RM2J5DPJF–Group of Women with Fur Stoles at Street Corner, New York City, New York, USA, Angelo Rizzuto, Anthony Angel Collection, May 1952
RMDHHMYK–Leonhardiritt procession, women wearing traditional dress with fox stoles, Wildsteig, Pfaffenwinkel region, Upper Bavaria
RMG4G1WW–The Venerable John Barton, Archdeacon of Aston, Birmingham, shows off a range of religious stoles that carries a view of the city' notorious motorway intersection, Spaghetti Juction, as well as others that have city landscapes. The articles, which also have a matching altar cloth, are on display Wednesday November 11, 1998 at the Christian Resources Exhibition at Birmingham's National Exhibition Centre. PA photo: David Jones.
RMJ37J54–Chinchilla stole and coat; ermine muffs, colliers and stoles, Atelier Bachwitz, ca. 1908 1910
RMW553MD–Machined lace stole with symmetrical pattern of large flowers, Natural colored machined lace stole: machined blonde. Elongated rectangular model. The symmetrical pattern consists of various large flowers. In the middle a relatively smaller flower is situated along one of the long sides, with two c-volutes turned away from each other along the other long side, flanked by a c-volute formed by concatenated rosette flowers. The ends of the stoles are formed by two different, outward-looking three-lobed flowers. The floral pattern forms around a shell edge that is finished with picots. Behind a
RMMAKGB4–Vertical hand-colored lithograph showing two men in suits with stoles and cords standing in a room. One holds a pledge which reads: 'No brother shall make, buy, sell or use, as a beverage any Spiritous or Malt Liquors Wine, or Cider.' Title: 'Sons of Temperance.' . circa 1845. E. C. Kellogg
RMW2GBDC–Chinchilla stole and coat; ermine muffs, colliers and stoles, Atelier Bachwitz, ca. 1908-1910.
RM2A520C6–Procurator’s Velvet Stole, c. 1575- 1600. Venetian law obliged senators to wear coloured textiles, in contrast to other male citizens, who wore black. The Procurator, a very high level government official, was required to wear a red stole, a cloth worn over one shoulder. So that it would read the same from front and back, the pattern reverses halfway, done by the weaver’s assistant on a drawloom. The line down the center is part of the original manufacture, enabling two stoles to be cut apart for use. The survival of an entire, uncut loom width is extremely rare. The velvet has t
RMM656TW–1930s WOMAN IN FUR SALON WEARING FUR COAT SITTING DOWN WHILE SALESMAN SHOWS HER FOX FUR STOLES - f8344 HAR001 HARS OLD TIME INDUSTRY OLD FASHION 1 STYLE SALON WEALTHY TWO PEOPLE CAUCASIAN RICH JOY LIFESTYLE SALESPERSON FEMALES JOBS RETAIL GROWNUP LUXURY FULL-LENGTH INSPIRATION GROWN-UP FOX ANIMALS COUPLES INDOORS PAIRS NOSTALGIA MEN AND WOMEN 25-30 YEARS 30-35 YEARS PEOPLE STORY OCCUPATION SELLING HAPPINESS LEISURE STYLES CUSTOMER SERVICE CHOICE EXCITEMENT PRIDE RELATIONSHIPS STOLE FASHIONS CONSUMER PELT PELTS MERCHANTS SALESMEN SALES PERSON FURS HUNTRESS MERCHANDISING MERCHANT MID-ADULT
RMD7DPAG–Three chasubles and stoles or liturgical vestments seen within Tattershall church Lincolnshire
RMERFXJJ–Fashion: pleated day dresses in the late 1920s. Heading reads:Robes a Plis . Hats, fur stoles. Colourised.
RME12NE1–Feb. 24, 2012 - On sale at good price !!!! – Large sale of chalices, stoles, surplices and “whole†robes for
RMCYGC89–Pastors in albs and stoles bless Rev. Peder Sandager during his installation as senior pastor at St. Martin's Lutheran Church
RME0XYWG–Feb. 02, 1968 - On Sale at Good Price!!!: Large sale of chalices, stoles, surplices and ''whole'' robes for the Mass. A famous ecclesiastical tailor sells at good price the religious articles. As the boutiques that offer the articles at good price for end-season.
RMF0CACW–fashion, 1950s, fur, fashion models Jeanette MacConwell and Ann Gyrsting presenting line of fur stoles for young women, London, 7.10.1958, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RF2DENC2D–Russia, Sergiev Posad: May 02, 2018. Russian folk woven Pavlov Posad shawls closeup in the souvenir market. Stoles with Russian folk patterns
RM2RHEB42–Females in matching green polka dot period dresses and fur stoles at the Goodwood Revival vintage event, West Sussex, UK. Women in nostalgic dress
RM2B70D3D–Koningin Wilhelmina met stola, waaier en diadeem Queen Wilhelmina with stoles, range and diadem object type: picture carte-de-visite Object number: RP-F-F00650-AH Manufacturer : Photographer: Wegner & Mottufotograaf Louis Wegnerfotograaf: Pierre Alexis Mottu Dating: 1905ToelichtingDe refers title listed here to the highest-obtained title of the subject, not necessarily to the title that the portrayed on this performance draagt.`OnderwerpWie: Wilhelmina (queen of the Netherlands)
RMAJC9D4–A selection of woven ecclesiastical stoles An adaptation of traditional weaving techniques Santiago Atitlan Guatemala
RMCYGC8K–Pastors in albs and stoles beside Rev. Peder Sandager during his installation as senior pastor at St. Martin's Lutheran Church
RM2H0AJRR–United States Army Europe and Africa command chaplain, Col. Timothy Mallard delivers his remarks during the Assumption of Stole ceremony Jan. 12, 2021. Stoles represent both a chaplain's responsibility of spiritual leadership as well as a physical representation of their submission to God’s will.
RM2DKG2K6–Sikh protesters wearing jackets and woollen stoles to wave off the cold weather during the demonstration.Farmers continue to protest at Delhi-Meerut Expressway and threaten to completely block another highway that connects to Delhi. Farmers want the three legislations to be scrapped while the government asserts that it is willing to continue talks but won't take back the laws.
RM2M6WKRB–Graduating high school students from the Sioux City, Iowa area who are headed for military service will be honored at commencement ceremonies this spring with graduation stoles decorated with the graduate’s particular service branch. The stoles were created to honor students who have been accepted to one of the military service academies, enlisted into an active duty component or joined a component of the Reserve or National Guard.
RM2H0YFNE–Embroidered Stola, 1700s. Italy, 18th century. Silk and silver thread on silk damask ground; embroidery; overall: 213.3 x 24.8 cm (84 x 9 3/4 in.). Sheaves of wheat and bunches of grapes, symbols of bread and wine in the Mass, are embroidered with silver-metal thread amid scrolling leaves on the green silk-damask ground. Liturgical colors—white, red, green, and black, purple, or blue—mandated by Pope Innocent III in the late 1100s were widely ignored by the 1700s, replaced primarily by a lavish use of gold, silver, and pastel silk thread embroidered on white silk fabrics. Long matching stoles
RM2M7RC5R–Graduating high school students from the Sioux City, Iowa area who are headed for military service display special military related graduation stoles at an unveiling event in Sioux City, Iowa on May 12, 2022. The stoles were created to honor students who have been accepted to one of the military service academies, enlisted into an active duty component or joined a component of the Reserve or National Guard. U.S. Air National Guard photo Senior Master Sgt. Vincent De Groot
RFRAR5H8–Portrait of a woman with fur stoles, Anonymous, 1844. Reimagined by Gibon. Classic art with a modern twist reimagined
RM2M6WKP6–Graduating high school students from the Sioux City, Iowa area who are headed for military service will be honored at commencement ceremonies this spring with a military graduation stole decorated with the graduate’s particular service branch. The stoles, like the U.S. Marine Corps, were created to honor students who have been accepted to one of the service academies, enlisted into an active duty component or joined a component of the Reserve or National Guard. U.S. Air National Guard photo Senior Master Sgt. Vincent De Groot
RMFAM02H–1962 - Skilled craftswomen working on mitres and stoles. © Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live News
RM2B6NMBY–Geestelijke en een man met tulband Left a man with a beard, dressed in a gown with stoles. On the right a man with a turban on the hoofd. Manufacturer : print maker: Henricus Turks Place manufacture: The Netherlands Date: 1801 - 1856 Physical characteristics: etching and engra material: paper Technique: etching / engra (printing process) Measurements: plate edge: H 122 mm × W 168 mm Subject: head-gear: turban
RMAJC55B–Hand woven textile items Ecclesiastical stoles and purses to sell to tourists and export Santiago Atitlan Guatemala
RM2F24X5K–Church textiles in showcases, including kazuels and stoles; Presentation of religious textile in room 166.in the middle a kazuifel from yellow silk satin with embroidery, to the left of the right cavity a stole of the lady material
RM2NNN3W6–Lecce, Italy. 25th Feb, 2023. Martin Erlic (Sassuolo) stoles the ball to Gabriel Strefezza (Lecce) during US Lecce vs US Sassuolo, italian soccer Serie A match in Lecce, Italy, February 25 2023 Credit: Independent Photo Agency/Alamy Live News
RMF4F1D8–1968 - On sale at good price arge sale of chalices, stoles, surplices and hole robes for the Mass. A famous ecclesiastical tailor sells at good price the religious articles. As the boutiques that offer the articles at good price for end-season. © Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live News
RM2F28T5G–Trophies with shield and medallion; Attributs d'Eglise; 37th Cahier NN Livre de Trophées; Iie Volume de l'oeuvre de J. Ch. Delafosse (...). On the left a trophy with weapons, a shield with pigeon as a symbol of the Holy Spirit, a crucifix, a monstrans and chalks. On the right a trophy with a lantern, grape vines, a medallion with an elephant, a smoke vessel, a candlestick and stoles.
RMCYGC81–Pastors in albs and stoles bless Rev. Peder Sandager during his installation as senior pastor at St. Martin's Lutheran Church
RM2A50P66–Embroidered Stola, 1700s. Sheaves of wheat and bunches of grapes, symbols of bread and wine in the Mass, are embroidered with silver-metal thread amid scrolling leaves on the green silk-damask ground. Liturgical colours—white, red, green, and black, purple, or blue—mandated by Pope Innocent III in the late 1100s were widely ignored by the 1700s, replaced primarily by a lavish use of gold, silver, and pastel silk thread embroidered on white silk fabrics. Long matching stoles were worn under the chasuble in styles that identified deacons, priests, and bishops.
RF2P4KX2X–Several of warm rugs, stoles closeup. Cozy accessories for cold weather from natural material
RMHPCKYR–Stylish Winter Kashmiri Shawls, Kashmiri Products, Pashmina Shawls, Suits, Stoles, Saffron, Srinagar, Kashmir (Photo Copyright © by Saji Maramon)
RF2N37F7P–Retail place, retail display. Multicolored fabric scarves, shawls, stoles, real store shelf, selective background
RF2K0TFJ3–Handbag embossed under exotic skin of animal against background of bright stoles and tropical palm. Accessories concept
RMA3MF11–Lady in a black short hair fur looking at street stoles where a vendor selling flowers Ljubljana Slovenia Europe
RF2B960GC–Negative - Healesville, Victoria, circa 1910, Group leaving guesthouse 'Braeside' guest house. They carry dress baskets rather than suitcases. Two wear fur stoles., Reimagined by Gibon, design of warm cheerful glowing of brightness and light rays radiance. Classic art reinvented with a modern twist. Photography inspired by futurism, embracing dynamic energy of modern technology, movement, speed and revolutionize culture.
RM2M6WKP1–Graduating high school students from the Sioux City, Iowa area who are headed for military service will be honored at commencement ceremonies this spring with a military graduation stole decorated with the graduate’s particular service branch. The stoles, like the U.S. Navy, were created to honor students who have been accepted to one of the service academies, enlisted into an active duty component or joined a component of the Reserve or National Guard. U.S. Air National Guard photo Senior Master Sgt. Vincent De Groot
RF2R10JWY–Close-up of multi-colored plaids, stoles hanging in row in store, cozy seasonal goods. Autumn winter shopping concept
RM2B712KH–' Coiffure 'decorated with diamonds Sergent. Satin gown adorned with flower corsages. Accessories: earrings, necklaces, brooches, stoles, range, long gloves. Cloak trimmed with fur or Manteau bayard from shops Gagelin. Shoulder collar. Retro-sleeves with slits which also serve as armholes. Print out the fashion magazine La Mode (1829 to 1855). The print is a copy Nr. 3139, 31 décembre 1833, from the fashion magazine Journal des Dames et des Modes. Manufacturer : printmaker Georges Jacques Gatine (listed property) to order of Louis Marie Lante (listed property) Place manufacture: Paris Date: 18
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