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1. Phrygian
2. Ancient Egyptian Skull Cap
3. Ancient Greek Felt Cap
4. Cap of Priest in Ancient Rome
5 and 6. Anglo Saxon
7, 8 and 9. Anglo Norman
10. Spanish, 13th Century
11. English c.1300
12. Cap of Doge of Venice
13. English 14th Century
14. Italian c. 1400
15 and 16. English c.1400
17 and 18. French c. 1400
19. Roundlet 15th Century
20. Jewelled Bag Cap 15th Century
21, 22 and 23. Middle 15th Century
24. English Late 15th Century
25. Burgundian 1456
26, 27 and 28. Late 15th Century
29. Cardinal c 1500
30. Bishop 1500
31. French 16th Century
32. Milanese 16th Century
33, 34 and 35. English Flat Cap, 16th Century
36. Middle 16th Century
37. German c.1550
38. Cap of Knight of Garter , 16th Century
39. English, 16th Century
40 and 41.Indoor Cap, 17th and 18th Century
42. Running Footmans Cap, early 18th C
43. Grenadier Cap, middle 18th Century
44. French Cap of Liberty, late 18th C
45. Jacobin Cap, worn doubled over
46. Laplander's
47. Persian
48. Russian
49 and 50. Spanish
51. Polish
52. Highland Chief's
53. Huntsman's
54. College Cap
55. Fez
56. Tweed Cap, 20th Century