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Canada Vignettes - Métis Coat
In 1841, the Earl of Caledon of Tyrone, Ireland, acquired an elegantly tailored deerskin coat trimmed with fringe and brightly dyed porcupine quill embroidery. This fashion, popularized by the Métis, adapts the style of the white "Coatmen" to traditional Indian materials.
Production Agency: National Film Board of Canada nfb.ca
Production Year: 1979
Canada Vignettes: Compilation Reel 1
Canada Vignettes - Métis Coat
In 1841, the Earl of Caledon of Tyrone, Ireland, acquired an elegantly tailored deerskin coat trimmed with fringe and brightly dyed porcupine quill embroidery. This fashion, popularized by the Métis, adapts the style of the white "Coatmen" to traditional Indian materials.
Production Agency: National Film Board of Canada nfb.ca
Production Year: 1979
Canada Vignettes: Compilation Reel 1










