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Piccadilly, término que aparece por primera vez en 1626 para nombrar una casa, Pickadilly Hall, perteneciente a Robert Baker, un sastre famoso por vender piccadills…24 kB (2995 palabras) - 18:13 16 feb 2024
una tienda para él mismo; dos años después su casa era conocida como Pickadilly Hall.[4][5][6][n. 3] Un mapa publicado por Faithorne en 1658 llama…42 kB (5221 palabras) - 16:49 2 may 2024
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- Piccadilly (redirección desde Pickadilly)residence and shop for himself; within two years his house was known as Pickadilly Hall. A map published by Faithorne in 1658 describes the street as "the…47 kB (5152 palabras) - 14:41 12 abr 2024
- dictionary. Ruff (clothing), a similar, contemporary fashion Collar (clothing) Pickadil, Merriam-Webster, retrieved 2012-02-10. Arnold, Janet (2008). Patterns…2 kB (230 palabras) - 16:40 19 oct 2023
- nickname "Pickadilly Hall" and with other properties being developed by himself on that land, the nearest roadway also acquired the name "Pickadilly", which…99 kB (10 042 palabras) - 23:39 24 may 2024
- Life & Career of an English Actor". David Garrick. "Burlington House in Pickadilly, London [elevation of south front] | Works of Art | RA Collection | Royal…21 kB (1943 palabras) - 12:22 28 feb 2024
- tailor Robert Baker in the 17th century, believed to be named after the pickadils (collars/hem trimmings) which made his fortune. Circus is a British term…30 kB (3996 palabras) - 18:32 10 ene 2024
- tailor Robert Baker in the 17th century, believed to be named after the pickadils (collars/hem trimmings) which made his fortune. Circus is a British term…25 kB (3285 palabras) - 15:33 16 may 2023