10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MANTELET»
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1
Victorian Fashions and Costumes from Harper's Bazar, 1867-1898
Fig. m: Hélène paletot, front. Fig. n: Anne Boleyn paletot, front. Fig. o:
Fanchonnette mantelet,back. Fig. p: Ella mantelet, front. Fig. q: Fanchonnette
mantelet, front. Fig. r: Ella mantelet, back. STREET AND DINNER DRESSES(6.5.
1868, p. 356).
2
The Rifle; Its Theory and Practice. [A Series of Lectures.]
57 represents the plan as applied to an ordinary mantelet or a ricochet mantelet,
and fig. 58 a modification which could be used when there is a pit or sunk
mantelet, as in Mr. Hill's system of marking, which will probably become very
general, ...
3
Œuvres Badines Complettes, Du Comte de Caylus: Avec Figures
Mantelet , est depuis quelques années fort en ufage, pour signifier un petit
Manteau de drap écarlate , de velours ou d'autre étoffe de foie , que les femmes
mettent sur leurs épaules pour fe garantir du froid. Mantelet , en terme de blason
...
Anne Claude Philippe comte de Caylus,
1787
4
The Complete Costume Dictionary
2. See kappa. 3. See cloke. Mantel: Germany. Cloak. mantelet: Small mantle or
short cloak. mantelet à la grand mère: Crinoline (1840–1865 C.E.). Revived
mantelet style trimmed with quillings of brocaded ribbon. mantelet au lever de l'
aurore: ...
Elizabeth J. Lewandowski,
2011
5
Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
1. Male which guides the flocks of goats, sheep or black cattle. 2. Manor, district
iuherited, manor house. Minta, tf. 1 . Blanket, a woollen cover, soft and loosely
woven. 2. Tapestry, paper-hauging. 3. Mantelet, a kind of movable parapet made
of ...
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti,
1837
6
English in Nineteenth-Century England: An Introduction
As it is often cold at the sea-side, the mantelet scarfs are slightly wadded. At the
hour of promenade, the sea-side nearly resembles the grand walk 30 of the
Tuilleries, ladies and children displaying all the richness and grace of the
Parisienne ...
7
The Lady's magazine (and museum). Improved ser., enlarged
Manteau-mantelet of satin, ornamented with velvet riband and chenille fringes.
This manteau, or cloak, is cut in the style of a blouse (without sleeves), with a
piece put in at the neck, so as to have as little fulness as possible about the body.
8
Blackwood's Lady's Magazine and Gazette of the Fashionable ...
Toutes ces innovations n'empêcheront pas l'aristocratie du mantelet garni de
riches et hautes dentelles ; celui-ci ne descendra jamais à la modeste et simple
bourgeoise : son prix élevé le réservera aux hautes classes ou aux femmes
formant ...
9
A Lexicon of French Borrowings in the German Vocabulary ...
mantelet maraudierenY 415 MANTELET (subst.) < Fr. mantelet (m.) 'a mouable
penthouse, or shed of boords, vnder which souldiers approaching a rampire (
rampart) are shrowded, and defended from whatsoeuer is throwne downe by the
...
William Jervis Jones,
1976
10
The Soul of the Corporation: How to Manage the Identity of ...
Moulinex was founded in the aftermath of World War II by Jean Mantelet, a self-
taught engineer. Mantelet had a simple yet strong vision: offer French
households innovative, quality kitchen appliances at a moderate price and create
as many ...
Hamid Bouchikhi, John Robert Kimberly,
2008
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MANTELET»
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Concert de chants polyphoniques le 29 novembre
... mais toujours constitué d'une aube ("càmisgiu"), tenue à la taille par un cordon ("u curdone"), et d'un mantelet ("cappelletta" ou "mantelletta"). «Le Portail des Allaudiens, Nov 14»