FREDK. BROWNE,
Hair Cutter and Wig Maker,
47, FENCHURCH STREET, CITY.

Description of the various HEAD DRESSES exhibited by FREDK. BROWNE, of 47, Fenchurch St., in Section 16, No. 245, of the Exhibition Building, Hyde Park.

No. 1. A Dark Head Dress for a Lady, made entirely Transparent throughout, and so constructed that a Lady having a thin Head of Hair can wear it with much comfort.

No. 2. A Light Head Dress for a Lady; the parting made in a very superior manner to imitate the Hair growing from the Head; the other part Transparent.

No. 3. Auburn Crop Head Dress, representing the Hair parted in four divisions. This Head Dress claims attention from the great Novelty of its Construction, the Hair being secured by looping, and also being curled at both ends, shows no roots.

No. 4. A Peruke, made on the best principle of Ventilation, imparting great comfort to the Wearer, with crown and parting, having the Hair drawn through Goldbeater's Skin.

No. 5. A Lady's Crop Head Dress, with crop skin parting, made on the Ventilating principle, and with one Hair in each mesh of the Net.

No. 6. A Youth's Peruke, of a superior description of Work, being made in a Machine of improved principle for making Stockings, and is named the Zephyr Wig.

No. 7. A Grey Peruke for an Elderly Person, made peculiarly light and perfectly Transparent, all the roots of the Hair being taken away.

F. BROWNE'S INFALLIBLE MODE OF MEASURING THE HEAD.

<table><thead><tr><th></th><th></th><th>Inches.</th><th>Eighths.</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Round the Head in manner of a fillet, leaving the Ears loose</td><td>As dotted 1 to 1.</td><td></td><td></td></tr><tr><td>From the Forehead over to the Poll, as deep each way as required</td><td>As dotted 2 to 2.</td><td></td><td></td></tr><tr><td>From one Temple to the other, across the rise or Crown of the Head to where the Hair grows</td><td>As marked 3 to 3.</td><td></td><td></td></tr></tbody></table>

The charge for Ladies and Gentlemen's Head Dresses commences at £1 10s. each.
The plan of Measuring the Head suits both Ladies and Gentlemen.

47, FENCHURCH STREET.
This Bill was Printed in the Crystal Palace, Hyde Park.

Waterlow & Sons, Printers, London Wall, London.