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Pair of man's trousers in black wool cloth, part of an evening suit H.TI 23 A-C, high waistline, shaped with a notch at centre back and with black buttons for attaching braces, side of legs trimmed with a narrow vertical band of black silk (?), with in-seam pockets at each side, and jet pocket with single button fastening at wearer's back right, made by Marshall and Aitken, Edinburgh for Mr J.R. Jamieson
Trousers of chain-mail with inserted plates of steel engraved with animals and floral ornament and inlaid with gold scrollwork, with leather and textile components: Middle East, Iran, 16th or 17th century
Pair of trousers and shoes combined, of embroidered white calico, part of a Muslim woman's outfit: Afghanistan
Trousers, part of an ensemble worn by a woman at the Court of Bhopal, silk and cotton in purple with narrow white stripes: India, Bhopal, mid 19th century
Woman’s short trousers, trimmed with silk and lined with resist printed cotton fabric; the main fabric patterned with isolated botah motifs which are filled with peonies, lotus and rosette flowers: Iran, 1800-1880
Trousers of crimson and dark grey cotton stripes with elaborate embroidery in green: Northern Nigeria, Hausa
Trousers or boje of white cotton cloth richly embroidered in coloured European thread: West Africa, Northern Nigeria, Katsina, Hausa
Smock and trousers, for boys, beige cotton with white stripes and gold embroidery: Africa, West Africa, Nigeria, Ibadan, Yoruba people, 1976
Pair of woman's trousers, of young reindeer skin with attached sealskin boots: North America, Canada, Northwest Territories, Mackenzie Territory, Peel River, Mackenzie Delta Inuit
Man's trousers of dark green and blue tartan trimmed with silver braid, part of the uniform of a member of the Royal Company of Archers: British, c. 1820
Woman's voluminous striped trousers: Middle East, Iran, Kerman, Zoroastrian, 1921 - 1923
Trousers (paijama) of red silk embroidered with silver thread, gold ribbon, sequins and gilt tinsel, part of a child’s costume: India, probably Awadh, Lucknow, c1840
Hand embroidered trousers of hand-made strips of magenta and indigo cotton, brought home by a trader with the Royal Niger Co., Brass River district: West Africa, Nigeria, Hausa culture, 1868 - 1888
Drawstring trousers to be worn with an Ugly Man fancy dress masquerade costume, made of printed fabric designed to commemorate 40 years of Ghana's independence, purchased from a tailor in Winneba by D.A. Acquandoh (Hippies): Africa, West Africa, Ghana, Elmina, collected in 2000 - 2001
Drawstring trousers made to be worn as part of 'Fine Lady' fancy dress masquerade costume, made of yellow and black man-made fabric with yellow and white frills, originally purchased by Donatus Archibald Acquandoh (alias Hippies) from a tailor in Winneba: Africa, West Africa, Ghana, Winneba, 2000