39. Full-sized bands (portrait of John Pym from the _Illustrated Magazine of Art_) 46 40. A modern bandbox, now used for hats 47 41. Bands that survive at the present day 47 42. The turban of a Jewish priest (after Kitto) compared with the dome of the Mosque of Omar 50 43. A Siamese head-dress and a Pra Pang or votive spire (after P. A. Thompson) 51 44. A Gothic spire (St. Stephens, Caen) compared with the hennin (the latter after Fairholt) 51 45. Band with streamers fastening on the head-dress of an Egyptian woman. From a figure of the Sixth Dynasty, 3500 B.C. 52 46. A lady's head-dress confined with a fillet, fourteenth century (after Viollet le Duc) 52 47. A sailor hat with band and streamers 53 48. A twelfth-century head-dress with streamers, from a MS. (after Viollet le Duc) 53 49. A modern Scotch cap with streamers 54 50. A mitre of the See of Durham showing the strings (after Millington) 54 51. Small vestigial bow of ribbon in a modern hat 55 52. A hat with the remains of lacing 55 53. A hunting hat with complete lacing inside 56 54. A disc of leather 57 55. The disc perforated and the lace inserted 57 56. The lace tightened to form a crown 57 57. The ends of the lace tied as a bow inside 57 58. A bow fastened to the lining of a lady's hat 58 59. Plumes on the left side 58 60. The red Hungarian cap, which was the forerunner of the busby 59 61. A busby (of the Hon. Artillery Company) in which the cap is a vestige only 59 62. A fireman's helmet (of the ancient Greek type) 60 63. Buttons so arranged that the broad brim of a hat can be fastened to the crown, thus forming a temporary "cock" (Hudibras, after Hogarth) 60 64. A modern boot decorated with perforations made in the leather 63 65. An ornamented Roman shoe, of two thicknesses 63 66. A Roman shoe of open-work leather 63 67. A hide shoe of pre-Roman type from Ireland (after Fairholt) 64