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Old 3rd December 2023, 12:47 PM   #5
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I would say the fokos indicates more Carpathian. So Slovakian or Transylvanian.
As long as they wore wigs there in 18thC. I think further East it was common to wear a plaited tail hanging down in front of each ear and one tail in the back? Or maybe that was just the privates troopers whilst the officers wore wigs?
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