Ancient British, Gallic and German costumes.

British, Gallic and German Costumes.

Ancient British, Gallic and German Costumes.

From left to right.
First row:
1. Romanized Gaul, 2. Gaul, 3. Priestly Costume, 4. Druid in Judges Costume, 5.6. British woman. 7.8. Germans

Second row:
9. Druid, 10. Gaul, 11. Boadicea, British Chietainess, 12. Gaul

Read More: Costume of the Gauls and Britons. Roman costume history B.C. 53 to A.D. 450.

Source: Carl Rohrbach, Albert Kretschmer. The Costumes of all Nations from the Earliest Times to the Nineteenth Century: Exhibiting the Dress and Habits of All Classes, Regal, Ecclesiastical, Noble, Military, Judicial, and Civil. H. Sotheran, London 1882.

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