late 19th/early 20th centuryExtra Large Fancies January 1913, dated to 1915 including numerous trademarks for Ralli Bros and two for Au bon Marché percelle for lingerie and others, a tablecloth printed with a map of the German Empire, nineteen cloth cut-outs for dolls, trade marked English Make Regd. March 2nd 1915, a handkerchief of the Manchester School of Technology, signed Lockett Crossland & Co., textiles in the style of Japanese watercolours, sailor suits, boys Russian tunics, collars, First Aid triangular bandages including The Tabloid Triangular Bandage for Burroughs, Wellcome & Co. and others for Robert Whitelow, Aberdeen & Newcastle, and textiles for Russian market including Russian Central Asian irregular Cavalry after Stanley L. Wood and a collection of circular printed designs on one sheet including views in Moscow and another large handkerchief with scenes of Russian life and an embossed paper trademark AVRO (A.V. Roe, the aircraft builders) probably for wing fabric