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| The first three examples are from Tiaras Past and Present, by Geoggrey Munn (see the Bibliography). This book is a "must have" for any tiara reference collection. It contains the most spectacular photos we have seen, with vivid colors and superb detailing. The photos are almost as good as holding the actual museum piece in your hands. Not only is this book a comprehensive reference for tiara research, it presents a fascinating sociological cross-section of the aristocracy through the ages. | ||
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| The next three examples are from TIARA, by Diana Scarisbrick (see the Bibliography). This excellent book is one of the finest references available for tiara research. This book contains a wealth of information on historical tiaras, presented in a lively, very readable style that will keep you engrossed for hours. | ||
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