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A pretty laced or tasselled handkerchief was also a favor and was worn like a cockade.
He had shot the Colonel of the Swiss Guards through his cockade.
Men took off their caps, tore out the hated white cockades, trampled them under foot, and from pockets where they had concealed them for this very moment, they replaced them with the tricolor.
One of the three was a woman, a peasant woman wearing the tri-color cockade, who was needed in Paris to give evidence against an aristocrat.
The deputies, by reiterating the requirement to wear the cockade, changed its thrust from punishing bad citizens to forming good ones.
They became, in effect, public functionaries, with the cockade as a badge of office.
It removes the prohibition on bands, cockades and ribbons.
I see no objection to cockades, ribbons or other marks of distinction.
On their heads they wore a hat made of felt, with three points, with gold braid hemmed at its edge and a red cockade.
The matching hat had a small cockade of feathers in gold, silver and ivory, each trimmed with a crystal.
However, many soldiers continued to either pin the cross to the cockade or wear the cockade without the cross.
The tricolour flag is derived from the cockades used in the 1790s.
It was the shape of a blue and white circular cockade.
They were identified by the pale blue and white cockade worn on their hats.
Officers' bicornes had gold cockade loops and sometimes gold tassels at the end.
Around this time, women, especially women merchants, began to be very suspicious of women wearing the cockade and red liberty bonnets.
The cockade symbolizes the state of grace accorded to infants.
Many women hated this decree and refused to wear the cockade.
The colours of this cockade were white and light blue.
