1750's Captain's Coat
Pirate Coat - Military Officer -
Enlisted Man - Civilian & Gentry Clothing
PAST CUSTOM WORK:
Thank You Captain Redbeard - You Do Make A Mighty Fine Pirate - And Another Pleased
Customer
This Velveteen and Satin Brocade version has a rounded front with
26 Button's & Machine Stitched Button Holes - on Lapel Border - & Trim
Stand Up Collar and Functonal Pockets without Button Holes & Satin
Lined
$329.00 Regular and $359.00 Tall - No Side or Back Pleats.
Above
- Full Length Velvet Border Lapel
12 Buttons - Machine Stitched Functional Pockets With Pocket Flap
Period Accurate Side & Back Pleated Vents & Full Skirt
Stand Up Collar Band
Bent Arm & Short Cuff
$329.00 Regular and $359.00 Tall
Functional - Large Pockets & Flap
Front vest inner facing
Satin lined
For the past 5
years now Feb. 2010 Lady Anoria has been (n0w) partially debilitated with Full
Blown Fibromyalgia
and a scrapeing scapula. It has taken awhile to attempt a come back.
Ever So Slowly I Will Be Makeing the Coat's for inquirers and my waiting list
shall be notified first. I will be working on the vest and pants soon as
possible.
In
Wool Tweed - As In The Movie Pirates Of the Caribbean
$399.00 Regular plus buttons, shipping & handling
$419.00 Tall plus buttons, shipping & handling
Other Fabrics
Desired:
Velvetene (cotton velvet)
$369.00 Reg. plus buttons, shipping & handling
$399.00 Tall plus buttons, shipping & handling
Velvet (Rayon)
$349.00 Reg. plus buttons, shipping & handling
$369.00 Tall - plus buttons, shipping & handling
Heavy Cotton Duck Fabric/Black
$269.00 Regular plus buttons, shipping & handling
$299.00Tall plus buttons, shipping & handling
Sizing 38/40, 42/44, 46/48 Regular up to 5'9"
- Tall up to 6'2"
PIRATES
Pirates Of The Caribbean
Jack Sparrow Character Study/Replica
above images were actual costumes on display at disneylanOd
There is a lot of hand sewing on this period version including
back side and center pleats.
"Coats of the 1750's were boxier
in shape than the coats worn later in the 18th century. This coat has very full
skirts, deep cuffs, a straighter front line,
and roomier sleeves than coats of the 1770's and 1780's. The body of this coat
fits close to the person
and the armholes are set high and back to reinforce a correct, erect 18th century
posture.
Made up as a civilian coat, this design will be appropriate for almost any occasion,
depending on your choice of fabric and trimmings.
As a military coat, please consult your own documentation for suggestions on
fabric weights, trim and ornamentation.
As there were over 120 different military units in the 1750's-1760's." -
JP Ryan
Please e-mail anoria_j@yahoo.com for the coat only.
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