Once upon a time there was a grandfather and a woman. The woman had a chicken, and the grandfather had a rooster. The hen laid two eggs every day. The old woman was fed up with them, but grandfather had at least one treat! He endured, endured grandfather, and he says:
Listen, baba, every day you have Shrovetide. Give me a couple of eggs, I really want to eat eggs.
But the old woman was stingy.
No matter how it is! - says. - If you want eggs, take and beat the rooster, let the eggs be, then eat your fill. I beat my chicken, so you see how it rushes.
And the old man had already burst into tears. At the instigation of my grandmother, I immediately caught a rooster and let's beat him.
Either, - he says, - lay the eggs, or get out of the hut. There is nothing to eat bread for free.
And as soon as the rooster breaks out of his grandfather's hands, it will jump out of the hut and run aimlessly along the road. He walked, walked, "suddenly sees - a wallet with two money. He picked it up with his beak and turned back to his grandfather's hut.
Lo and behold, a boyar with some ladies is rolling towards him in a carriage. The boyarin stuck his eyes into the rooster, saw the purse and says to the coachman:
Come on get down, look what this rooster has! The coachman quickly jumped off the goat, contrived, caught a rooster,
took the wallet and gave it to the boyar. Boyarin took it, without thinking twice, put it in his pocket and drove on.
The rooster felt offended, he runs after the carriage, does not back down and shouts incessantly:
The boyarin got angry and, when they drove past the well, said to the coachman:
Well, take this impudent rooster and throw it into the well.
The coachman immediately jumped off the box, caught the rooster and threw it into the well. The rooster sees - trouble has come! What to do here? Let's drink water! I drank, drank - until I drank all the water in the well. Then he flew out, chasing the sidecar again, shouting:
Hey, you boyars! Kukareku! Give two money to the cock!
Seeing this, the boyar was very surprised and said:
Oh you damn cock! I'll give you some heat! Look, you crested dandy and tailed! - And when I arrived home, I ordered the cook to catch the rooster, throw it into the stove full of hot coals, and roll the damper with a stone. The cook, a witch, did as the owner ordered. The rooster sees - new trouble! He began to scold the well water until all the heat was filled. The fire went out and the stove cooled down. And the rooster poured a full kitchen of water, so that the old hag was completely maddened. Then the cock, as soon as he had enough on the damper, knocked it out and jumped out of the oven safe and sound. He flew up to the boyar window, banged his beak on the glass and shouted:
Hey, you boyars! Kukareku! Give two money to the cock!
So I made myself a misfortune with this damned rooster, - said the boyar, even more surprised. - Hey, coachman!
Take away my grief! Throw the rooster into the flock. Maybe some rabid bull will deal with him, raise him on the horn, - I will get rid of this misfortune.
The driver immediately grabbed the rooster and threw it into the middle of the herd, And the rooster is happy about that: let's swallow the bulls, oxen and calves until the whole herd has been swallowed. He swelled, became as tall as a mountain. I went up to the boyar window again, spread my wings - I blocked the sun, it became dark. And he began his own:
Hey, you boyars! Kukareku! Give two money to the cock!
The boyar saw such a monster, he almost burst out of fear, does not know what to do, how to escape from the rooster.
I thought, thought, and finally came up with:
"I'll put him in the basement with the treasury, he will start swallowing gold pieces, maybe he will get some gold in his throat, and he will choke. So I will get rid of him."
No sooner said than done: he took the rooster by the wings and threw it into the basement with the money. And this boyar had so much money that he did not even know how to count. The rooster rushed to peck at the chervontsy - he ate every one. Then he got out of the basement (how - he should know about that!) And again to the boyar under the window. And he started his own:
Hey, you boyars! Kukareku! Give two money to the cock!
Then the boyar sees - there is nothing to do, and threw him a wallet. The cock raised him and went his own way, and the boyar, to celebrate, left him alone. As the poultry saw such a cock's courage in the boyar's yard, all, as long as they were, followed him - what a wedding! The boyar was depressed, watching as the rooster drove all his bird from the yard.
Well, okay, - he says, - go yourself, get out! I also got rid of this trouble cheaply. Here, you see, it was unclean! ..
And the rooster walks proudly, and the whole bird follows him. He walked, walked, until he reached his grandfather's hut, and sang at the gate:
Kukareku!
Kukareku!
Grandfather, when he heard the cock's voice, was delighted, left the hut. Looks outside the gate - is amazed. It's scary to look at a rooster: against him and an elephant is a flea! And after him a flock of birds countless, one more beautiful than the other; one crested and more magnificent than the other. The grandfather saw that the rooster was so hefty and that there were so many birds around him, and he rushed to open the gate. And the rooster says:
Spread it out, master, right here in the middle of the yard. The old man rushed headlong - spread it out in a row.
The rooster stood in a row and flapped its wings with all its might. And immediately the yard was filled with all kinds of cattle and poultry, and the rooster poured out a whole heap of gold on a row - and it burns in the sun, it hurts your eyes! The grandfather saw all this wealth - he does not know what to do for joy, he kisses and has mercy on the rooster.
Here, out of nowhere, is a woman. She saw this, and her eyes lit up, she was about to burst with envy.
Grandfather, and grandfather - and she herself is shy - would give me chervons too!
Keep your pocket! What did you tell me when I asked you for eggs? Now you beat your chicken so that it can bring you gold pieces. I beat my cock, why - you yourself know ... And this is what he gave me.
The woman went to the chicken coop, caught the chicken, grabbed it by the tail and started to beat it. Who would have seen - wept! The poor thing escaped the woman's hands and ran down the road. So she walked, walked, found a glass bead and swallowed. Then she quickly turned home, to the woman, and cackled from the gate: "Kud-kud-kud-kud-kudah!" Baba was delighted, went out to meet the chicken. And the chicken - jumped into the gate, but past the woman, but quickly to the nest! She didn't sit for an hour, jumped off the nest and cackle. Baba rushed to see what the chicken had taken. She looked, and what does she see? The chicken took off the glass bead. The woman understood: the chicken laughed at her, and let's beat her. She beat, beat until she killed him.
So the greedy fool was left with nothing. I had to put my teeth on the shelf. She served her right, otherwise she tormented the chicken for nothing, killed the unfortunate one!
And grandfather got rich: he built a large hut, he planted a beautiful garden, he lives - he doesn't know the mountain. And since then, the grandfather of the rooster drove everywhere dressed up with him: a golden monisto around his neck, yellow boots with spurs, neither give nor take - Tsar Herod from a booth at the fair, and not a rooster that is put in borscht.
Once upon a time there was a grandfather and a woman. The woman had a chicken, and the grandfather had a rooster. The hen laid two eggs every day. The old woman was fed up with them, but grandfather had at least one treat! He endured, endured grandfather, and he says:
- Listen, woman, every day you have Shrovetide. Dike you and me a couple - another testicles, the hunt is very much disassembling me.
But the old woman was stingy.
- No matter how! - He speaks. - If you want eggs, take and beat the rooster, let him carry the eggs, then eat your fill. I beat my chicken, you see how it rushes!
The old man burst into tears too much. At the instigation of a woman's instigation, I immediately caught a rooster and let's beat him.
- Either, - he says, - carry the eggs, or get out of the hut. There is nothing to eat bread for free.
And as soon as the rooster breaks out of his hands, he jumps out of the hut and wanders wherever his eyes look. He walked, walked along the road, suddenly he saw - a wallet with two money. He caught it with his beak and turned back to his grandfather's hut. Lo and behold - the boyars and boyars in a carriage are rolling towards him. The boyarin stuck his eyes into the rooster, saw the purse and says to the coachman:
- Come on, get down, look what the rooster is carrying in its beak!
The coachman quickly jumped off the goat, contrived, caught the rooster, took the wallet and handed it to the boyar. Boyarin took it, without thinking twice, put it in his pocket and drove on. The rooster felt offended, - he runs after the carriage, does not back down and shouts incessantly:
Seeing this, the boyar was very surprised and said:
- Oh, you damn rooster! I'll give you some heat! Look, you crested dandy and tailed! - And when I arrived home, I ordered the cook to catch the rooster, throw it into the stove full of hot coals, and roll the damper with a stone. The cook, a witch, did as the owner ordered. The rooster sees - new trouble! He began to belch the well water until all the heat was filled. The fire went out and the stove cooled down. And the rooster poured water into a full kitchen, so that the old hag was completely mad. Then the rooster kicked the flap, knocked it out and left the oven safe and sound. He flew up to the boyar window, banged his beak on the glass and shouted:
The boyar saw such a monster - he almost died of fear, does not know what to do, how to escape from the rooster.
I thought, thought, and finally came up with:
"I'll put him in the basement with the treasury, he will start swallowing gold pieces, maybe he will get some gold in his throat, and he will choke. So I will get rid of him."
No sooner said than done: he took the rooster by the wings and threw it into the basement with the money. And this boyar had so much money that he did not even know how to count. The rooster rushed to peck at the chervontsy - he ate every one. Then he got out of the basement (how could he know about that!), And again to the boyar under the window.
| - Hey you boyars! Kukareku! Give two money to the cock! .. |
Then the boyar sees - there is nothing to do, and threw him a wallet. The cock raised him and went his own way, and the boyar, to celebrate, left him alone. When the poultry saw such a cock's courage in the boyar's yard, everything, as it was, followed him - what a wedding! The boyar was depressed, watching as the rooster drove the whole bird from the yard.
- Well, okay, - he says, - go yourself, get out! I also got rid of this trouble cheaply. Here, you see, it was unclean!
And the rooster walks proudly, and the whole bird follows him. He walked, walked, until he reached his grandfather's hut, and sang at the gate:
Kukareku! Kukareku!
Grandfather, when he heard the cock's voice, was delighted, left the hut. Looks outside the gate - is amazed. It's scary to look at a rooster: against him and an elephant is a flea! And after him a flock of birds is innumerable, one more beautiful than the other, one more crested and more magnificent than the other. The grandfather saw that the rooster was so huge, and there was such a cloud of birds around him, and he rushed to open the gate. And the rooster says:
- Spread it out, master, right here in the middle of the yard.
The old man rushed headlong - spread it out in a row.
The rooster stood in a row and flapped its wings with all its might. And immediately the yard was filled with all kinds of cattle and poultry, and on the row a rooster piled a whole heap of gold - and it burns in the sun, it hurts your eyes! The grandfather saw all this wealth - he does not know what to do for joy, he kisses and has mercy on the rooster.
Here, out of nowhere, is a woman. She saw this, and her eyes lit up, almost burst with envy.
- Grandfather, and grandfather, - and she herself is shy, - would give me some gold pieces too!
- Keep your pocket! What did you tell me when I asked you for eggs? Now you beat your chicken so that it can bring you gold pieces. I beat my cock - for which, you know yourself ... And this is what he gave me.
The woman went to the chicken coop, caught the chicken, grabbed it by the tail and began to beat it - whoever saw it - burst into tears! The poor thing escaped the woman's hands and ran down the road. So she walked, walked, found a glass bead and swallowed. Then she quickly turned home to the woman and cackled from the gate: "Kud-kud-kud-kud-kudah!" Baba was delighted, went out to meet the chicken. And the chicken - jumped into the gate, but past the woman, but quickly to the nest! She didn't sit for an hour, jumped off the nest and cackle. Baba rushed to look - what did the chicken carry? She looked - and what does she see? The chicken took off the glass bead. The woman understood - the chicken laughed at her, and let's beat her. She beat, beat, until she killed him to death.
So the greedy fool was left with nothing. I had to put my teeth on the shelf. She served her right, otherwise she tormented the chicken, for no reason, for nothing, she killed the unfortunate one!
And my grandfather got rich: he built a big hut, he planted a beautiful garden, he lives - he doesn't know grief. And out of mercy, he took a woman for a hen. And since then, the grandfather of the rooster drove everywhere dressed up with him: a golden monisto around his neck, yellow boots with spurs, neither give nor take - Tsar Herod from the booth at the fair, and not the cock that is put into borscht.
Translation: E. Zlatova
They say that you need to receive a wallet as a gift, and not buy yourself. Agree, this is a useful, exclusive and beautiful gift at the same time. Few people will refuse to receive a small "money house" as a gift.From the history of the emergence of wallets
Before choosing a wallet as a gift, let's find out something from the history of this beautiful and very useful accessory. Purse - an ancient Greek word that used to mean a box or basket. In the Russian language, another version of this word was used, namely "kosh". In Ancient Russia, the wallet looked like a small cloth or leather pouch, which was tightened on top with a lace. As you remember, coins were used in the past. It was very convenient to carry them in such purses-pouches. Wallets were attached to the belt. Boyars and noble princes wore wallets made of expensive fabrics: brocade, velvet, silk, bejeweled or embroidered... But wallets, similar to the modern ones that we are used to, appeared in Europe in the Middle Ages, but they were called not wallets, but riot police... In addition to money, the riot police carried family heirlooms, useful things and jewelry. Over the years, the shape and size of wallets has changed many times, but their purpose has always remained the same - to store and carry banknotes and coins.What you need to know when choosing a wallet
So, you have already decided that you will donate a wallet. But you hardly know what to look for. We will not make a secret of this, but now we will tell you about it. The first thing we recommend to pay attention to is materialfrom which the wallet is made. It is preferable to give wallets made of natural materials - leather or suede. They are pleasant to hold in your hands, and the service life of such wallets exceeds the service life of oilcloth or leatherette wallets. Second, the wallet should look like respectably... According to Feng Shui, cheap wallets carry the energy of poverty, which means that such a wallet won't have a lot of money. But to always have money, choose spacious wallets... This is the third rule. And the last thing to look at is wallet color... Feng Shui recommends choosing brown wallets, but all colors associated with Earth and Metals are suitable: yellow, silver, gold, black. It is advisable to exclude green and blue colors, as well as their shades. They are associated with water. And water, as you know, tends to leak away. Therefore, money will flow out of wallets of the color of water without staying for a long time.Women's wallets
A wallet for a woman is a kind of decoration, not just an item for carrying money. Women's wallet must be stylish and fashionable... Since women mostly carry wallets in their purses, when choosing a ladies' purse, it is a good idea to know what size of purses the person you will be giving it to. And then you can choose a wallet of the appropriate size: large, medium or small. You can choose a wallet that will combine the functions of a wallet and a cosmetic bag at the same time. Today, the most popular models of women's wallets are the following:- "Breast wallet" - a wallet of a large enough size, in which money is placed without bending, there is a compartment for coins, pockets for plastic cards.
- Bi-fold wallet - in a wallet of this type, banknotes are placed folded. The wallet has several compartments for paper notes and coins, as well as for plastic cards.
- Tri-fold wallet - a wallet that has two folds, compartments for paper and metal money and credit cards.
- "Front pocket wallet" - wallets, which are a cover with pockets for plastic cards and a clip for paper notes. You won't be able to carry coins in such wallets, but some women really like it.
Men's wallets
For a man, a wallet or port is not an adornment, as for women. But a stylish accessory emphasizes their social status and gives a respectable look... In addition to the listed types of wallets, which were listed above, men can also donate clip for notes (Money clip)... This is a metal clip that is most often made from steel or precious metals (gold or silver). This is the most popular wallet for men, as the clip fits easily into a pocket and helps keep bills from spilling out. There are no compartments for coins and pockets for credit cards in the clips. If you donate a wallet, do not forget about the most important donation rule: a wallet is never given empty! Insert a few coins or a paper bill into your wallet. This will be your kind of wish for the gifted prosperity and financial success.what was the name of the boyars' clothes in Russia? and got the best answer
Answer from N - art ™ [guru]
Clothes of the upper strata BOYAR
Noble people put on several clothes at the same time, which should have indicated their well-being
The shirt remained the basis of the men's suit. The SHIRT reached the knees and had a cut at the collar, either in the middle of the chest, or on the side (blouse).
PORTS - their shape has hardly changed since the pre-Mongol period: they were still narrow, without a cut and fastened on a cord - the BOYAR people wore two ports, and the upper ones were usually cloth or silk. In winter, the ports could be on fur
ZIPUN - swing clothes, which were fastened end-to-end, that is, odorless. It reached to the knees, had long narrow sleeves, fastened at the bottom with buttons. The zipun did not have a collar, and usually a necklace collar was fastened to it. He girded around his waist. Rich people usually wore a caftan over a zipun.
1) Regular caftan - long loose clothing. This caftan was fastened end-to-end and had six or eight buttonholes on the chest. There were also slits with buttonholes at the bottom on the sides of the caftan. The caftan had long sleeves. Since the 17th century, a high, upright, richly decorated collar has been added to it - a trump card 2) Home caftan - clothing of the nobility, which was worn only at home. This is a long caftan, to the floor, with a slight odor, and the left floor from the collar to the waist was cut obliquely. The caftan was fastened with buttons, which could be metal (blown), knotted (from a cord), wooden (the so-called "gags"), and also gold and pearl
3) The camp caftan was sewn according to the figure, "according to the camp" The camp caftan had short sleeves up to the elbow. 4) The Polish caftan, which appeared in the 17th century, - cut-off at the waist The bodice of the caftan tightly covered the figure, and the lower hem, from the waist, were wide and consisted of pieces of fabric sewn and assembled into an assembly. The Polish caftan had sleeves, very wide and puffy at the shoulder and narrow from the elbow to the wrist 5) TERLIK - a special type of caftan in terlik, a detachable bodice, wide flared hem, sleeves with puffs above the elbow and strongly narrowed to the wrist. Terlik also had a special bib in front, fastened on the right side of the chest and right shoulder.
6) CHUGA - a special KAFTAN for riding and for the military This caftan had short sleeves and a turn-down collar, and there were two side slits at the hem. 7) FERRYAZ - a special type of CAFTAN made of expensive fabric They sewed it on a lining, sometimes on fur
In the summer, ONE ROW was worn over the caftan - clothing made from one row of fabric, that is, without lining. One row played the role of a cloak. They sewed it from cotton fabrics or wool
OKHABEN - especially widespread in the 15th and 16th centuries. It was a narrow open long clothing (to the ankle), which was fastened in front with butt-ends on the buttonholes. A kind of ohab was DANGER.
FREZA - dress clothes. It was padded or covered with fur and could have a fur collar. They sewed a ferreze from gold fabrics, wore a stitch, fastening only at the neck.
FUR COAT - From above the fur coat was covered with various fabrics, on marten, sable, polar fox or black-brown fox fur. The top could be made of cloth, brocade and velvet. On ceremonial occasions, the SHUBU was worn even in summer and even indoors.
HEADWEAR - All hats were in the form of a cone or cap and were usually trimmed or trimmed. At home, they put on a small TAFTYU cap that looked like a round skullcap. She was richly decorated. Other headdresses were worn over the tafia when leaving the house. The most common was MURMOLKA - a low cap made of expensive fabric with lapels made of fur or other fabric, also fur hats, called GORLATNIE. The BOYARS costume was complemented by mittens with leggings, often embroidered, or gloves, which appeared in Russia in the 16th century, a KALITA bag suspended from the belt, and in solemn occasions, a rich STAFF up to the shoulder.
Answer from Anya Kuokka[newbie]
Ohaben
Answer from Ѝliza Yakhiyaeva[newbie]
fur coat
Answer from Ketti forever[newbie]
thank
Answer from Anatoly Kuznetsov[newbie]
you fuckers
Answer from Dima Minaev[newbie]
Ohaben - outerwear with welt long sleeves reaching the hem. A kind of light caftan, terlik, was worn under the ohaben. A murmol was worn on the head - a high, tapering to the end cap with a fringe lapel.
Answer from Leonid Istomin[active]
TOP CLOTHING.
The clothes of boyars and courtiers were more complex, more varied and more luxurious than peasant clothes. The multi-layered costume emphasized the noble origin and wealth of a person, therefore, often among the ruling groups, clothes turned into their functional opposite (in an effort to emphasize their nobility, boyars and nobles even in summer steamed in a whole set of colored and brocade dresses lined with fur, as required by etiquette). Another phenomenon was characteristic: the more the clothes become class-based, the further they move away from unity with the folk costume, from national roots. The names of the clothing, its cut, materials were borrowed and brought in first from Byzantium, then from the East, at the end of the 17th century Western influences also began to affect - a caftan, a fur coat, a feryaz, a sarafan. And, in turn, the clothing of the feudal lords influenced the costume of the common people, who sought to borrow the features of clothing from the nobility.
The main differences between the clothes of the nobility and the clothes of the lower classes consisted in the quality of the material (among the feudal lords it was more expensive, manufactured or imported) and the wealth of ornaments. The difference in outerwear was especially sharp. "Above a shirt decorated with embroidery, a zipun or light silk clothing up to knees is put on, which was fastened in front, then a caftan or a narrow buttoned dress with a Persian sash on which knives and a spoon are hung. Caftans are sewn ... from gold brocade and go down to the ankles. Over the caftan. a swing dress made of expensive silk fabrics, lined with fur and trimmed with gold galloon, is called a ferryaz. And over all this is thrown a single row of fine cloth or ohaben, which differs from a single row in that it has a collar embroidered with pearls and precious stones. " So, of course, they dressed on holidays and special occasions.
There was also a special maid dress in the form of a terlik. Terlik was a kind of short caftan made of light fabric, tightly fitting the figure.
Since the 17th century, the term zipun appears. At that time, this was the name of the shoulder clothing of men like a jacket - a short and tight-fitting figure, with narrow sleeves. Zipun was present in a boyar costume and played the role of a modern vest. Above terlik and zipun, a caftan of colored cloth with narrow and long sleeves, covered with fur and carefully decorated, was worn. Especially wealthy noblemen had caftans made of velvet and brocade. For palace receptions and other solemn occasions, over the caftan, swinging clothes were worn, often only on the shoulders stitched (fur coat, opashen, ohaben, feryaz - they differed only in the details of the cut), with puffy sleeves hanging to the ground and fastened with gold buttons. From above, under the collar, another wide collar made of different fur was sewn to it, hanging down to half of the back. They sewed ceremonial clothes from the most expensive patterned fabrics, trimmed them with gold and silver embroidery, luxurious furs. The salary of any clothing "off the shoulder" was considered a reward for great service or a sign of special favor from a tsar or boyar. Fur coats were "cold" clothes, worn with fur inside, and the outer surface was sewn from patterned velvet and brocade. Sometimes fur coats cost 20-25 rubles, the same as all the property of a peasant family.
What exactly do you know about your wallet?
Of course, many will answer that it is meant to store money, where it was purchased and how old it is.
But, wallet history very long. For many centuries, a wide variety of objects served as money for a person: stones, shells, beads, knots on ropes and much more. And all this needed some kind of container for storage and movement.
There was a time when a person did not have pockets on his clothes, no one came up with a wallet, and tailors did not sew bags. In that era, it was customary to hide money in the tops of boots, under hats.
Beads were often made from coins and simply hung around their necks, and ladies, whose clothes were already quite luxuriant at that time, hid banknotes in folds between the fabric.
In Ancient Russia, a purse was a fabric or leather pouch pulled together on top with a special cord. At that time, money only functioned in the form of coins, and this form of wallet was very convenient. Wealthy princes and boyars wore purses made of expensive fabrics: brocade, silk, velvet, which were decorated with embroidery, precious stones, and so on.
This irreplaceable thing has had immense popularity in Russia since the 11th century. It was such a thing that archaeologists discovered in Novgorod and thanks to it this date was established. In such "wallets", as a rule, were kept not only money, but also special folding scales with small weights. They were intended so that the owner could accept as payment not only money, but also precious stones and metals, having previously made an assessment.
In ancient Egypt, the wallet was shaped like a cloth bag, which was attached to the side. Images of such wallets can be found on the murals. Such a purse served not only as a "house" for money, but also as a storehouse for precious stones and, often, herbs.
In ancient China and Japan, a lace served as a wallet. The fact is that in those days the coins had no denomination, but were distinguished by the holes made in the center of the coin. The lace was simply passed through the holes, and the value could only be determined by weight.
Only the Romans guessed to use leather for making wallets. People decorated wallets not only with embroidery, but also with stones, often precious ones. By such a wallet, it was possible to determine a person's consistency. At this time, the wallet became an important decoration for the beautiful half of humanity. It was in ancient Rome that wallets for women became not only the main decoration and performed their direct function, but also served as a cosmetic bag.
In the Middle Ages, wallets began to be made in various shapes, representing them in lyre-shaped frames, which were covered with all kinds of fabrics, embroidered with precious threads. In Russia in the 17th century, purses and wallets appeared. They were designed to hold paper bills.
Today this accessory is an integral part of every modern person. For the manufacture of modern wallets, a variety of leather is used: crocodile, snake, ostrich, stingray and many others.
By the way, the wallet is perfect as a gift. Just do not forget that you should never give it empty. The wallet does not tolerate emptiness, both in terms of features and in its functionality. Here is a useful tip for purchasing a wallet: when you buy this accessory for yourself, make sure that the bills are conveniently located in it, do not wrinkle or bend. Black, brown and all shades of metals are ideal for a wallet: silver, bronze, gold, as well as all shades of yellow.
However, the story does not stand still. And today a new type of wallet has appeared - an electronic wallet.
