The crown, the collar has a double flap under the chin.
0.93 m
In very good condition (apart from a crack in time) in a monoxyl hardwood (a thorny branch) with a hot iron worked barrel
Brass ferrule
Traces of use
Until the middle of the 20th century, a similar collar to that of the clergy of France in the 18th century was still worn; it is straight, but in two pieces, with a solution of continuity under the chin. Nowadays, the collar without flap, known as the “Roman collar”, is more common in ecclesiastical clothing.
 
                        
 
                        
                     
                                
                             
                                
                             
                                
                             
                                
                             
                                
                             
                                
                             
                                
                             
                                
                             
                                
                             
                                
                            

































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