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(3)

LEI - leather lining on the breeches

(4)

KEPI

STACK

(5)

LEGGINGS

WHIP

SPUR

CHAKRA - tight-fitting trousers

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GALIFE

CAMISOLE

Kartuz

REPEEK - a wheel on a shankel

(7)

JOKEYKA

WHIP

PANTS

SHENKEL - the working part of the spur

(8)

AMAZON - women's riding suit

HARKROTS - spurs without burdock

REDINGOT - bright jacket

(9)

Chamberrière - a long whip with a flexible handle

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