Wool 1770's Sleeved Waistcoat or Jacket Size:46 The small handle is attached
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
The small handle is attached to the iron frame making it secure
This style of the apron can be seen with the top attached to the button or simply tied around the waist with the top panel hanging down
thick leather sole
Another account states that Shut the Box was played by 19th Century fur trappers of the Hudson Bay Company
The slots in the bottom allow for scooping out dinner without all of the extra juice or oil
Wool 1770's Sleeved Waistcoat or Jacket Size:46 The small handle is attachedAvailable in brown or navy medium weight wool, this sleeved waistcoat (often referred to as a jacket in the 18th century) is the perfect look for a colonial man. Inspired by garments from the 1770s, both colors have matching covered buttons down the front and on the functional pockets. A coat (a garment having cuffs, a collar, and pleated skirts as seen in period images) would be worn over top of this sleeved waistcoat or jacket, such as our Frock