![[Picture: Ladies’ Costume, Time of Edward I]](https://www.fromoldbooks.org/Aubrey-HistoryOfEngland-Vol1/pages/790-ladies-costume-time-of-edward-i/790-ladies-costume-time-of-edward-i-q67-106x200.jpg "[Picture: Ladies’ Costume, Time of Edward I]")
In this woodcut a man in 13th century costume holds up a woman’s garment, a tunic perhaps although I am not certain. This is a Victorian engraving based on a thirteenth Century drawing.
In the original drawing the garment held in the hand is of a grey colour, while that worn by the man who displays it is red; and he wears a white coif. (p. 433)
