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The National Portrait Gallery

The Victoria and Albert Museum

The Courtauld Institute of Art - Galleries

The Tate Gallery

The National Museum of Wales

Museum of Costume Assembly Rooms, Bath

The Research Centre Bath

Birmingham City Museum and Art Gallery

Brighton Art Gallery and Museum, 

Museum of Welsh Life St. Fagans

Grosvenor Museum, Chester

National Museums of Scotland, Edinburgh 

Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum Glasgow

Kensington Palace London

Platt Hall Gallery of English Costume, Manchester

Costume and Textile Study Centre, Norwich

Museum of Costume and Textiles, Nottingham

Paisley Museum and Art Gallery,

Rowley's House Museum,

York Castle Museum,

The Lace Hall, Nottingham

The Art Institute Chicago

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