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A woman is wearing a purple Carriage dress with white buttons runnign down the front center. She is wearing a white tippet and beige scarf. She is wearing beige gloves and is holding a green parasol in her right hand. She is wearing a hat decorated with flowers, blue and yellow bows, and blue and yellwo lappets. Above her head to the left is another hat decorated with bows and flowers. Invented by Miss Pierpoint & engraved for the Lady's Magazine. No. 8. 1828.
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