doklady?

[Walt Richmond]

Dal' says it's the same as "priklad," gives the example "portyazhnyi
doklad."


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Another question from another list.
There is a pre-revolutionary business directory ad for a hat store
advertizing men's hats, women's hats, and shapochnye doklady.
Someone suggested "accessories" here.
My guess was some service like "blocking"; men's felt hats  had to be
cleaned and blocked from time to time.   (Women of course would just get a
new hat)
I found support for neither interpretation in my trusty Ozhegov.
Jules Levin
Los Angeles
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