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Tricorne, sequins, feathers, American — Tricorne
American
ca. 1914

Tricorne, wool, metal, paper, Italian — Tricorne
Italian
mid-18th century

Tricorne, wool, Italian — Tricorne
Italian
mid-18th century

Tricorne, Bergdorf Goodman American, wool, American — Tricorne
Bergdorf Goodman
1942–43

Tricorne, Bergdorf Goodman American, wool, American — Tricorne
Bergdorf Goodman
1942–43

Tricorne, Dunlap & Company American, silk, wool, fur (rabbit), feathers, American — Tricorne
Dunlap & Company
1905–6

Tricorne, straw, French — Tricorne
French
1912

Tricorne, Bergdorf Goodman American, wool, American — Tricorne
Bergdorf Goodman
1942–43

Tricorne, Bergdorf Goodman American, straw, American — Tricorne
Bergdorf Goodman
1947

Tricorne, Bergdorf Goodman American, straw, American or European — Tricorne
Bergdorf Goodman
1700–1950

Tricorne, silk, wire, feathers, French — Tricorne
French
1899–1912

Tricorne, straw, silk, metal, feathers, American — Tricorne
American
1901–2

Tricorne, wool, probably French — Tricorne
probably French
1750–75

Tricorne, wool, European — Tricorne
European
late 18th century

Tricorne, [no medium available], American or European — Tricorne
American or European
mid-18th century

Tricorne, silk, silver, Austrian — Tricorne
Austrian
18th century

Tricorne, [no medium available], American or European — Tricorne
American or European
18th century