The Queen Magazine, August 30, 1873

No. 1. BRONZE TWEED JACKET.

THIS JACKET is of bronze tweed, and is trimmed with silk braid of a lighter shade, and with metal buttons.  It is loose in front and close fitting at the back.  Deep cuffs and open collar.  Pattern, 2s. 1d. 

No. 2. ALGERIAN BURNOUS.

The foundation is white, and the stripes are of varied colours.  The cloak is in one piece and the hood is formed in stripes.  A damask worsted braid trims the burnous, and a tassel fringe terminates it.  Pattern, 2s. 7d.

No. 3. WHITE WOOLEN ROTONDE.

The rotonde or large circular cape has a large draperie at the back.  The draperie in front is fastened on the right shoulder under a gimp agrafe.  This is to be unhooked when the rotonde is taken off.  The back is likewise ornamented with cord, agrafe, and tassels.  A deep white fringe edges the rotonde.  Pattern, 3s. 7d. 

No. 4. SEASIDE JACKET FOR A YOUNG LADY.

Dark blue cloth trimmed with gimp and silver buttons.  The form is half fitting, and it has collar, cuffs, and pockets.  Pattern, 2s. 1d. 

 No. 5. BLACK CASHMERE MANTELET.

Black cashmere, embroidered with black silk and jet beads, and edged with a feston.  The mantelet, which is square in front and round at the back, is open to the waist, and ornamented with an embroidered point, which terminates with a large black silk tassel.  The neck is embroidered in feston similar to the edge of the mantelet. Pattern, 2s. 7d.

No. 6. SEASIDE BURNOUS.

The burnous of a white woollen material, and is trimmed with tassel fringe.  The front is folded back to form revers, and at the back there is a hood ornamented with tassels.  Pattern, 2s. 7d.