Explore: Ornamental Combs

her hair to buy him the chain. Jim gives Della her present, a set of ornamental combs, which she cannot use until her hair grows back out. Della gives Jim

Latin 'pectinare' "to comb". Ford, Richard. (1855) A Handbook for Travellers in Spain Volume 1. J. Murray. "The ornamental combs or "La Peineta"". Spain

wearer. "Heru (ornamental comb)". Collections Online. Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa. Retrieved 25 November 2011. Heru (ornamental combs) in the collection

travel locations, in one instance selling some of her clothing and ornamental combs. She died in October 1838, and Hiroshige remarried to Oyasu, sixteen

A peineta, similar in appearance to a large comb, is used to hold up a mantilla. This ornamental comb, usually in tortoiseshell color, originated in

with Jim's pocket watch, only to learn that he had sold it to buy ornamental combs for her hair. In addition to the eponymous magi, the text also mentions

husband Jim a watch fob. Jim has sold his watch to buy her a pair of ornamental combs. When they exchange these now useless gifts, they realize how deep

1921 for a comb Cason had developed some years earlier. The patent was granted on April 18, 1922 though Cason had been producing the combs for many years

Celosia (/siːˈloʊʃiə/ see-LOH-shee-ə) is a small genus of edible and ornamental plants in the amaranth family, Amaranthaceae. Its species are commonly

organized into four columns of giants, is finished off by a giant ornamental comb. In 1909, and with great controversy, it was decided to destroy the