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  • Cremation was more widely accepted and as Richard Davey noted in 1889, men no longer wore "full black for a fixed number of months after the decease of a near relation, and even content themselves with a black hat-band and dark-coloured garments."

    Archive 2008-06-01 2008

  • Cremation was more widely accepted and as Richard Davey noted in 1889, men no longer wore "full black for a fixed number of months after the decease of a near relation, and even content themselves with a black hat-band and dark-coloured garments."

    Victorian Funerals and Mourning 2008

  • He appears to be an idealized farmer of the prairies, but has so little real character that he must be labeled 'Canada' on his hat-band.

    In Search of the Canadian Dream 2004

  • He appears to be an idealized farmer of the prairies, but has so little real character that he must be labeled 'Canada' on his hat-band.

    In Search of the Canadian Dream 2004

  • They accordingly followed his advice, and found the abbe in his morning gown and slippers, with three huge nightcaps on his head, and a crape hat-band tied over the middle of his face, by way of bandage to his nose.

    The Adventures of Ferdinand Count Fathom 2004

  • His crape hat-band had put itself in brown mourning for its own bereavement of black.

    No Name 2003

  • The rest of his costume, except for some bright yellow gloves, a grey and blue mixture tie, and that the broad crape hat-band was changed for a livelier piece of silk, were the things he had worn at the funeral of his father.

    The History of Mr. Polly 2003

  • Even though the feather in the hat-band was sadly draggled, the headgear, cocked at a jaunty angle, gave him a dashing air he couldn't have got without it.

    Rulers of the Darkness Turtledove, Harry 2002

  • On this hat there was a tourist-type hat-band, bright and distinctly legible.

    In The Frame Francis, Dick 1976

  • He appears to be an idealized farmer of the prairies, but has so little real character that he must be labeled 'Canada' on his hat-band.

    The Canadian Type 1969

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