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See all condition definitions ： Gender: ： Women ， Theme: ： Prairie： Size: ： ONE SIZE FITS MOST ADULTS ， Type: ： Costume： Country of Manufacture: ： United States ， Color: ： Whites： Shade: ： White ， Brand: ： "Handmade"： Accessories: ： Hats ， UPC: ： Does not apply ，。. and unworn item (including handmade items) that is not in original packaging or may be missing original packaging materials (such as the original box or bag). Condition:： New without tags: A brand-new, Prairie Pioneer Dickens Civil War girls/ ladies set of 3 bonnets Handmade.

Prairie Pioneer Dickens Civil War girls/ ladies set of 3 bonnets Handmade.

Battles were fought at Braddock Down and Stratton in 1643, and Lostwithiel in 1644.Fashion Hats & Headgear Prairie Pioneer Dickens Civil War girls/ ladies set of 3 bonnets Handmade Prairie Pioneer Dickens Civil War girls/ ladies set of 3 bonnets Handmade Battle lines were drawn up by religion - high church for the king and Presbyterian or Puritan for parliament. He lived at Liskeard Park or Lodge from 1651 until his death in 1666 and is buried in the chancel of Liskeard church with an epitaph and coat of arms.Īlthough Cornwall is generally regarded as a Royalist area, there were plenty of Parliamentarians, especially in east Cornwall. Major Johnson was born in Leicestershire in 1609. The helmet is unusual in that it retains its cloth camouflage (to stop light reflecting off the armour), and also its padding which made it more comfortable to wear.

This helmet belonged to Major Thomas Johnson, a Parliamentarian soldier who fought at Braddock Down, between Liskeard and Lostwithiel, on 19th January 1643. Cornwall was one of the most fought over places in the English Civil War. THIS OBJECT IS PART OF THE PROJECT 'A HISTORY OF CORNWALL IN 100 OBJECTS'.