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               LIST OF FIGURES 
                                                               PACE 
 Drawing of a woman engraved by a cave man      .     .      .   9 
 Sketch showing the development of the tunic. In this stage it 
      has no arms     .            .7. 
 Diagram showing the way in which a sleeved tunic is derived 
      from the shawl .                    .8 
 A smock frock        .                                         9 
 .Jacket of a woman, made in one piece. Bronze stage of culture 
      (after Worsaae) .     .                                   9 
* Man's dress showing buttons on the right side        .     .20 
* Woman's dress showing buttons on the left side .        .21 
*. Diagram showing how a man does up a button. First stage   .23 
     *Darmshowing how a man does up a button. Second stage    23 
 .Diagram showing how a woman does up a button. First stage .23 
 SDiagram showing how a woman does up a button. Second stage     23 
 z.The buttons on the back of a policeman's great-coat .  .26 
*The buttons that close the slit up the hack of an ulster  . -27 
SA hack view of a seventeenth-century coat showing the buttons 
      and buttonholes.       .                         .      .28 
 ,The tab and buttons on the back of a soldier's great-coat which 
      make a temporary waist        .                            29 
 The buttons and tab on a tramway driver's coat        .      .31 
 .An eighteenth-century coat with side buttons and tab    .31 
 . Side tabs and buttons at the back (after Racinet) . .      35 
SA coat worn at the end of the seventeenth centur (after H. Bonnar)  32 
~.A modern coat with side pockets   .     ...                 .  32 
*. A footman's coat, modern, with vestigial pocket flaps  .   -  33 
SCoat skirt buttoned back (after Hogarthi .      .     .      ..  * 
3.A coat with the skirts buttoned back and showing the lining . 3 
Scut away  . 
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