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¼″. 027. Double hook, formed by piece of flat bronze
wire doubled, with ends turned upward and sharpened.
A loop is formed at doubled end for suspension. Cf.
L.A. 019. Length 1″.

L.C. 028. Bone object, hollow, gourd-shaped ; with hole
drilled through each side near mouth and opposite each
other, prob. for suspending cord. Well preserved. H. 2″,
gr. diam. of body ¾″, diam. of mouth ¼″, thickness of
wall 1⁄16″. Pl. XXIV.

L.C. 029. Four bronze frs., plain. Gr. M. ¾″.

L.C. 030. Fr. of plain silk fabric, green ; finely woven,
but torn. 1′ 3″×5″.

L.C. 031 a. Four frs. of figured silk. Similar to L.C.
i. 09. Warp-rib. Ragged and perished. Gr. M. 8¾″×3¾″.

L.C. 031 b. Fr. of figured silk. Pattern present is in
five rows. First row: in outline, elongated octagons
with the three sides at one end omitted and a short line
joining each long side to corresponding sides of adjacent
octagon. Two lines within octagon parallel to long sides.
Connected with upper end a regular hexagon within which
two dots. Six dots between hexagons.
Second and fourth rows: long rectangular billets,
solid. Third row: elongated octagons in outline with
two inner lines as in first row. Fifth row: angular meander
formed of half hexagons alternately reversed, and a pair
of dots in each hollow.
Ground rich blue; pattern rich yellow. Warp-rib
weave. Ragged and discoloured in places. For similar
fr., see L.C. ii. 05. a and Ser. iv. Pl. LV, T. xv. a. 002. a.
4″×4″. Pl. XXXV, XLII.

L.C. 031 c. Fr. of figured silk. Cloud scrolls of 'tree-
coral' type. To R. a sprite sitting on node with feet
resting on another. Puck-like face, cap with long tail
hanging to shoulder. Calyx-like cape and kilt. To L.,
a pair of standing birds, addorsed, heads reverted gazing at
each other.
Pattern is a turn-over, which gives bi-symmetrical forms
to cloud scrolls and results in Rococo forms. Ground
blue, pattern crimson, green and two tones of buff. Warp-
rib weave. Well preserved. 5″×2¾″. Pl. XXXIV, XXXIX.

L.C. 032. Strip of embroidered silk canvas. Silk pale
buff. Embroidery in silk, a continuous lozenge pattern;
each lozenge formed of two concentric lines of blue and
pale brown, enclosing different patterns of which small
frs. only remain. Colour scheme rings the changes on blue
and pale brown without observing any regular sequence.
Much worn and very fragile. 10″×1¾″. Pl. XLII.

L.C. 033. Embroidered comb-case, of crimson woollen
repp, lined, bound, and embroidered with silk. In shape
a long ellipse, doubled (but whole of one edge perished).
Pocket inside in each half, one containing comb of hard
wood, the other retaining mould of comb now lost. Pockets
made of strips of plain and damask silk ; diced pattern,
alternate squares being, respectively, ribbed and herring-
bone twill. Lined with fine hemp (?) canvas ; crimson

repp outer cover lined with felt ; edge of whole bound
with plain crimson silk.
Cover cut from larger piece of embroidery, showing
orig. corner and two edges. Along the latter is embroidered
band of 'latch-hook' pattern much scrolled ; within are
scrolls of naturalistic grape-vine with fruit and leaves.
Embroidery worked in chain-stitch, in dark blue (?),
green, and yellow ; but, like whole of rest of case, blackened
with use and age.
Comb, well made, of dark-brown wood, with high arched
back ; apparently unused, but splinter split off one edge.
Sticking to one side of case was knotted fr. of plain silk,
containing some substance which has hardened the adjacent
folds and turned them ash-grey.
With case were also two frs. of figured silk of same
type as L.C. 07. a, one with bronze ground, the other with
rich blue. Case (doubled), length 4¾″, width 3¾″ ; comb,
H. 2¾″, width 2¾″, frs. of figured silk 2¾″×1¾″ and 1¾″ sq.
Pl. XIV.

L.C. 034. Wooden stick, round, painted red ; with black
rings round ends. Very brittle. Length 2 7⁄16″, diam. ¾″.

L.C. 035. Fr. of cotton (?) jean, like L.C. 06. c. White.
Ragged but tough ; excellently woven. 7″×3¾″.

L.C. 036. Fr. of cotton fabric ; plain weave, buff, with
piece of white silk attached. Ragged but tough. 6″×3″.

L.C. 037. Fr. of woollen fabric, dark brown (discoloured).
Weave fine twill with flannel-like inner surface ; covered
with corroded brown silk to which a piece of felt is attached.
4″×3″.

L.C. 038. Three woollen fabric frs., red. One plain
weave, two 'serge' weave ; all well woven and well
preserved. Gr. fr. 7¾″×2″.

L.C. 039. Misc. fabric frs. ; two of plain fine buff silk ;
one of wool felt. Brittle. 4¾″×4″ ; 4″×3″.

L.C. 041. Fr. of bronze buckle ; attachment plate, root
of tongue, and beginning of arms of loop. Attachment
plate pierced with oblong opening ; then two small circular
openings, round the bar between which is curled root of
tongue. Length ¾″, gr. width ¾″. Pl. XXIII.

L.C. 042. Bronze hook or ring handle of flattened wire.
Cf. Ser. iv. Pl. LIV, T.W. 007. Length 1¾″, diam. of
ring ¾″.

L.C. 043-4. Two bronze frs., corroded, from mirrors (?).
Gr. fr. 1¾″×1 1⁄16″, gr. thickness 3⁄16″.

L.C. i. 01. Fr. of woollen 'box-cloth' ; rich crimson
with buff warp, woven in a fine cord texture. Sewn down
centre is a wide tuck, on which is a section woven in dark
blue. Velvety to the touch, and apparently teased up
in parts to a surface somewhat like box-cloth. For larger
fr., see L.C. ii. 016. Much torn and perished. Colour good.
9″×10¾″.

L.C. i. 02. a, b. Two frs. of cotton garment ; buff,
plain weave, padded with loosely felted wool. On rev.
remains of lining of fine buff silk. Much perished and
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