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A wife being sold at Smithfield Market, London Product:Postcard This meant that the crinoline

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This meant that the crinoline was gradually replaced with the crinolette

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A wife being sold at Smithfield Market, London Product:Postcard This meant that the crinolineA wife being sold at Smithfield Market, London, 1816. A woman stands with a rope round her neck, like an animal; Smithfield is a cattle market. A man presumably her husband holds the rope. Another man chucks her under the chin. People have assembled for the spectacle, and dogs and small boys enjoy the excitement. A publican stands outside his tavern in his apron to watch.

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