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Advert for Dickins & Jones, mourning clothes 1910

Advertisement by Dickins and Jones of Regent Street for a full length walking coat, suitable for mourning. The advertisement appeared in Black and White, a commemorative issue of the Illustrated London News to mark the death of Edward VII in 1910. During the Victorian and Edwardian era, mourning protocol was observed with general mourning lasting three months; the first six weeks in black, the latter relieved by other shades such as purple or grey

Picture No
10216415
Media ID
46012068
Size
4046px x 5979px (1.7MB)
Credit
© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
Usage Restrictions
Editorial use only
Source
The Illustrated London News. 1910. P.723
Date
1910

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