1750-1760 Wool Civilian CoatThe collarless neckline and wider cuffs dates this coat earlier than our Linen and Great Coats. Most appropriate for 1750s to 1760s. The front edges of this coat below the buttons extend straight down, matching the full closure design of our 1750s Waistcoat. Fully lined, featuring pleated tails in back, working pockets, and large decorative buttons down the front and on the pocket flaps. Made in a wool blend, also available in royal blue as a custom

Ideal for adults who wear up to size 6 shoes

” Each Boarding Axe is marked with the King’s Broad Arrow

this faithfully reproduced pocket manual presents everything you ever wanted to know about the cravat and how to tie it

More than 340 pages of facsimile text

This is a facsimile copy

Classic Early 19th Century Dress Style

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The Jolly Tradesman

Note 1/2 yard increments in the order comments field

Solid brass buckles can be used for slings belts cartridge boxes and more

and even a few holes here and there

There are original recipes and instructions for making such ales as alderberry beer