Tie-wig, Bob-wig, and Bag-Wig of the 1700s - Geri Walton
The Wigmaker in Eighteenth-Century Williamsburg, by Thomas K. Ford: a Project Gutenberg eBook
Image from page 79 of "English costume" (1906) | Identifier:… | Flickr
My 18th century source — Did men have to wear a wig? I watched the getting...
Tie-wig, Bob-wig, and Bag-Wig of the 1700s - Geri Walton
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Pigtails, Queues, and Campaign Wigs of Revolutionary War Soldiers – Revolutionary War Journal
Tie-wig, Bob-wig, and Bag-Wig of the 1700s - Geri Walton
The Eighteenth Century Garb Homepage: Handbook of English Costume in the Eighteenth Cetury 1750-1800
The Wigmaker in Eighteenth-Century Williamsburg, by Thomas K. Ford: a Project Gutenberg eBook
Wigs of long ago -A Ramillie(s) Tail Wig, worn in the style of the Royal Horse and Foot Guards Stock Photo - Alamy
Tie-wig, Bob-wig, and Bag-Wig of the 1700s - Geri Walton
My 18th century source — Did men have to wear a wig? I watched the getting...
English costume. A MAN OF THE TIME OF QUEEN ANNE(1702—1714) The coat has become still more full at the sides.The hat has a more generous brim. Red heels infashion.. QUEEN ANNE
This is Versailles: The Gentleman's Hair: A Guide
Getting to the “root” of the matter… – Miller-Cory House Museum
Revisited Myth # 43: “Flip your wig” is an 18th-century expression referring to a dangerously low bow. | History Myths Debunked
Ancient Hair Beauty — Historical hats for men dated between 1700 and...
Getting to the “root” of the matter… – Miller-Cory House Museum
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Bizarre fashions: wigs and false hair – A Historical Miscellany
The Rise and Fall of the Powdered Wig | American Battlefield Trust
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