Fashion plate, in colour on paper, showing men and women in evening dress in front of three windows, and a motor car, titled 'Au revoir...', designed by Georges Barbier, from Le Bonheur du Jour, Paris, 1924: Paris, France, 1924

Fashion plate showing women's wear 'beret de velours plain orne de franges et de glands de soie, robe ecossaise en soie', from Le Journal des Dames et des Modes, number 2375, 1826

Fashion plate showing day dresses, designed by Nicolaus Wilhelm von Heideloff, from The Gallery of Fashion, London, 1 May, 1795

Fashion plate showing two women in day dresses and bonnets, one wearing a mantle, signed 'Jules David' and 'Reville', from the Englishwoman's Domestic Magazine, London, January 1865

Fashion plate showing two women in day dresses, one with a hooded mantle, signed 'Jules David' and possibly 'A. Bodin', from the Englishwoman's Domestic Magazine, London, August 1865

Fashion plate showing two women and a young girl in day wear, one dress is trimmed with fur, from the Englishwoman's Domestic Magazine, London, November 1865

Fashion plate showing two evening dresses, one with a train, signed 'Sylvain' and 'A. Chaillot', from Sylvia's Home Journal, London, November 1889

Fashion plate, printed in multi-colours on paper showing an image of a woman standing in a green skirt and gold top, holding a long-stemmed red flower, titled 'Le Lys Rouge / Robe du soir de Paul Poiret', possibly signed 'Sim A. Puget', (Simon A. Puget) from Gazette du Bon Ton, No. 4, Pl.38, April 1914: Paris, Europe, April 1914

Fashion plate showing 'rugby, costume tailleur de Redfern', a player's outfit is also shown, signed 'G. Barbier', from Gazette du Bon Ton, Paris, April 1914

Fashion plate showing 'l'etourdissant petit poisson, robe d'ete', signed 'Georges Barbier', from Gazette du Bon Ton, Paris, May 1914

Fashion plate showing 'elle s'appelle manon, cape du soir de Doucet', signed 'H. Robert Dammy', from Gazette du Bon Ton, Paris, May 1914

Fashion plate showing 'Danae, cape du soir de Paul Poiret', possibly signed Charles Martin, from Gazette du Bon Ton, Paris, May 1914

Fashion plate showing 'the Glengary habit', probably from Ackermann's Repository of Arts, London, early nineteenth century

Fashion plate showing evening and morning dresses,head dresses and various hair styles, probably from The World of Fashion, London, December 1832

Page from 'The Sphere' magazine, printed in black and white on paper, with heading 'The NEW CLOAK - The LASTEST from PARIS', showing three full-length photographic illustrations of women's wear including designs by Martial Armand and Paquin, reverse features 'LONDON FABLES By Ernest Rhys': British, 25 April 1914

Fashion plate showing an evening dress in Mackenzie tartan, from Ackermann's Repository of Arts, London, number 82, 1 October 1822