Early 19th Century Waistcoat- In StockOur Early 19th Century Waistcoat with its sharp cuts and crisp lines is perfect for the 1790's to 1820's gentlemen. This is made with flat pewter buttons and a plain front and back (no pockets, back lacing or buckled straps). Made of wool, linen or cotton canvas. Fully lined in cotton muslin. Need help measuring try this: Measuringadvice. com The options listed below, are what we currently have in stock. They will be non returnable and we will not be

This facsimile copy of Art of Making Common Salt was originally published in 1748

Item # PH-45

but this garment can be made with cotton ties upon request (a $25 customization fee applies and it makes the item non returnable)

Comes with matching fabric belt

Made in India

fashioned this hanging rotisserie after examples found in period artwork

Also known as Bergere hats

Item #  HS-714

It has polished brass bolsters and black horn scales

Ordering a custom coat entails a customization fee

It's a special version of our mechanical pencil that is made to fit into a traveling inkstand

Approximately 3" overall