As others have posted, that was actually Patrick Henry, who concluded his speech before the Continental Congress on 23rd March 1775 with the following:
“Is life so dear, or peace so sweet, as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery? Forbid it, Almighty God! I know not what course...
Are these what you’re looking for?
http://www.darcyclothing.com/shop/accessories/pack-of-8-butchers-buttons-bu7.html
If the jacket is simply cotton as it appears in your image, the purpose of having removable buttons is to make laundering easier.
I carry a Case medium stockman with clip, spey, and sheepsfoot blades. Depending on what I’m wearing, I either carry it in the right front trouser pocket with my keys or in my right waistcoat pocket. I don’t like the look of square bolsters, so had to specifically search out one with round...
Firstly, I would recommend reading through some of the threads you find here (link). They might have some of the answers you are looking for.
Also, the company is Magnoli, not Magnolia, after the owner, Indy Magnoli, who also happens to be a member here.
Back in 2010–2011, a fellow up in Michigan named Jonathan Klinger (an employee of Hagerty, no less) drove a 1930 Ford Model A Tudor Sedan just about every day for a year, snow and all. His blog on the subject (365 Days of A) covers quite a few of the questions you might have about it. I would...
I’m not Edward, but I have a few shirts and several collars from Darcy. I am rather on the corpulent side and they fit me well enough and as your neck size is 15", I would say they will probably fit you fine. The sleeves will be too long, but that’s what arm bands (sleeve garters) are for...
We have a local radio station around here that does that. If they call and you know how much is in the jackpot, you win it. If not, it goes up. With this station though, you can win anywhere from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars, if not more.
I agree with Edward and would suggest to make them with a French-back buttoning or with ties, which would make them more authentic to the period.
Buttons:
Ties:
I have a few pairs of Brooks Brothers’ yoke-fronts (pictured above). One reason I don’t wear them too often anymore is...
The ‘white’ dinner jacket is a cooler alternative for wear in the tropics or in the summer in not-so-tropical places. (It should be noted that the normal, black dinner jacket is always appropriate no matter the climate, although it might not be as comfortable in the heat.) In the United...
I suppose it depends on what you mean by ‘stingy brim’. I would say a ‘hipster hat’ and a proper stingy are worlds apart. I put an example of each below. This first is stitched together out of what would appear to be polyester while the second is made of fur felt.
Sorry, I forgot about other denominations using different terminology for different parts. In Baptist churches, the entire room is called the sanctuary.
Ah, that makes a bit more sense. But are the ushers actually telling people to dress up or just looking down their noses at folks?
Perhaps I’m missing something, but why don’t you just walk in the door fully dressed? Might it be that your act of dressing in the sanctuary is what annoys them?
No, it doesn’t!
I’ve been a happy customer of theirs for a couple of years now. So far, I’ve ordered from Darcy nine collars, one box of collar studs, three evening shirts (one “boiled”, one semi-stiff marcella, and one soft marcella), one pair of arm bands, a sized white tie, and an evening...
In order, from most to least formal:
Top Hat
Both hard-shell and collapsible models are the same level of formality, but the former is more versatile as it can be worn both day and night while the latter is reserved for evening wear. Grey top hats are exclusively for morning dress and are...
Taken on its own, I believe the waistcoat is a pretty good example of wearing a waist covering with a double-breasted dinner jacket, but perhaps I should have chosen a better example than something from a gangster film.
I believe you to be right about everything else in Tony Camonte’s wardrobe...
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