Men’s Clothing

Clothing Men’s

Item and Description

Weight

US Price

UK Price
Belt, Leather, 2” wide

0.25

1/0

Bill Holder (wallet), Morocco grained leather

0.40

1/8

Boots, Cowboy boots

3.25

13/5

Boots, “The Sportsmen’s Delight”

16” tall, full laces, waterproof welts and tongue, full caulks (spikes) and hobnails on sole and heel.

4.00

16/6

Boots, Wool Felt Boots (shoe pacs) 1.00 16” tall, full white wool felt w/ leather reinforcements.

Worn inside other boots for protection from the cold.

1.00

4/2

Cassock, Priest’s

11.92

49/2

Coat, Barber’s or Dentist’s, white cotton duck, double-breasted

1.50

6/2

Coat, Hunting

2.50

10/4

Waterproof, 8-ounce duck in dead-grass color; leather reinforcement and edging, 6 pockets and game pocket.
Coat, Leather; oil-tanned horsehide, cashmere-lined 3 lbs

9.79

40/5

Coin Purse, fine kid leather, chamois lined, nickel-plated overlapping frame.

0.10

0/5

Court Dress

130.50+

£26/18s+

Knee breeches, silk stockings, sword… Required dress for royal audiences.
Cuffs and Collar, Detachable, Celluloid

0.30+

1/3

Styles included the ‘Clerical’ or “Roman” collar.

Cuffs and Collar, Detachable, Linen

0.28+

1/2

Cuff and Collar Box, heavy sole leather

0.90

3/9

Dressing Gown, Gentleman’s; figured silk, quilted

29.10

120/0

Duster, Linen

1.75

7/3

Evening Dress (dinner jacket, coat, waistcoat, trousers)

34.10

£7/7s

Fox Hunting Attire (scarlet hunting coat, waistcoat, riding breeches)

38.95

£8/7/6

Frock Coat and waistcoat, finest quality

24.40

£5/7/6

Gloves, Kid, walking or driving, 1 pair

1.25

5/2

Gloves, work, calfskin with double palm, 1 pair

0.85

3/6

Handkerchief, linen, 1 dozen

0.45

1/11

Hat, “Deerstalker,” wool tweed

0.45

1/11

Hat, Derby, fur felt

2.00

8/3

Hat, Fez

0.35

1/6

Favored by retired army officers in mufti.
Hat, Planter’s, cashmere wool, black, drab, or slate

2.00

8/3

Hat, Straw Boater, superior quality, double-braided

0.70

2/11

Hat, Stetson (cowboy hat), fur felt, extremely durable

10.00

41/3

Hat, Top Hat, silk, latest style

5.00

20/8

Hat, Yacht Cap, navy blue broadcloth with leather bill and braided trim

0.50

5/1

Inverness Cape, lined

18.20

£3/15s

Leggings, Leather; russet grained leather w/ spring steel stiffeners, knee height

1.75

7/3

Livery, Servant’s:

23.60

£4/17/6

Butler’s Livery
Coachman’s Livery

25.50

£5/5/0

Footman’s Livery

25.95

£5/7/0

Macintosh Coat, black cashmere, double textured, w/ detachable cloak

5.95

24/7

Masonic Regalia:

3.15

13/0

Apron, Master Mason’s, 1st quality
Apron, Collar, Gauntlets, Provincial Grand Lodge Officer’s, 1st quality

29.10

£ 6/0/0

Apron Case, Russian leather

1.65

6/9

Mittens, extra heavy knit wool, leather covered palm and back, 1 pair

0.85

3/6

Balaclava, wool

0.85

3/6

Cap, leather

1.82

7/6

Duster, double-breasted

3.52

14/6

Gauntlets, leather, lined

2.30

9/6

Overcoat, leather lined whipcord, wind and waterproof

25.50

£5/5/0

Nightshirt, fancy, quality muslin, silk embroidery, breast pocket

0.75

3/1

Oilskins; long coat, apron pants, sou’wester hat

3.25

13/5

Overalls, Bib Front, brown 10-ounce duck, reinforced inside

0.80

3/4

Item and Description Weight US Price UK Price
Overcoat, Chesterfield, w/ satin collar

19.88

£ 4/2s

Overshoes, Rubber, 1-buckle, per pair

1.35

5/7

Pants, Leather; oil-tanned horsehide, cashmere-lined 3 lbs

6.95

28/8

Pith Helmet

0.50

2/1

Pommel Slicker (Saddle Coat)

2.85

11/9

Yellow oilskin slicker – cut with extensions in front and back to cover the saddle, keeping the seat dry. Sides are long enough to cover the legs down to the boots.
Pouch, for Tobacco or Gold Dust

0.13

0/7

Scarf, Windsor Teck Scarf, silk

0.40

1/8

The descendant of the cravat, worn with a stickpin.
Shirt, Work shirt, w/attached cuffs and collar, cotton

0.45

1/11

Shirt, dress shirt, white (detached cuffs and collar)

1.00

4/2

Shirt, dress shirt, white, pleated front (detached cuffs and collar)

1.25

5/2

Shirt Front, Detachable, Celluloid

0.35

1/6

Shoes, Razor-toe patent leather dress shoes

4.50

18/7

Signet Ring, Masonic, Gold, w/ 6 diamonds

7.50

30/11

Sleeve Protectors, 1 pair

0.14

0/7

With patent rubber top. Used by clerks to keep ink stains from their sleeves.
Slippers, embroidered silk plush

1.65

6/10

Smoking Jacket, satin, silk braid on edge, pockets, and sleeves

3.25

13/5

Stickpin, gold, w/ pearl or diamond

0.75 – 3.75

3/1 – 15/6

Stockings, Balbriggan half-hose, cotton, double heels and toes, per pair

0.11

0/6

Stockings, Bicycle; extra-heavy ribbed wool, 1 pair

0.95

3/11

Stockings, Hunting; wool, 1 pair

1.25

5/2

Extra-heavy wool knit, knee length, fleece-lined, double feet – advertised as the warmest socks on the market.
Stockings, Wool, medium-weight half-hose, 1 pair

0.30

1/3

Suit, Bicycle suit

4.66

19/3

Light brown, Oxford, or black Cheviot wool. Breeches, sweater, and coat.
Suit, Frock Coat

24.40

£ 5/7/6

Coat, waistcoat, trousers. Popular as daywear during last half of the century.
Suit, Prince Albert, double-breasted

28.00

£ 5/15/6

Suit, Professional Man’s

18.00

£ 3/14/3

Single breasted; used by doctors, lawyers, and ministers.

Suit, Round-Cornered Sack Suit, worsted wool

3.00

12/5

Suspenders (aka “Braces”)

0.50

2/1

Sweater, Turtleneck, Extra-Heavy Wool Knit,

3.25

13/5

Tie, Bow Tie

0.10

0/5

Tie, String Tie

0.15

0/8

Tie, Windsor silk tie

0.25

1/0

Umbrella, black taffeta silk, 30” diameter, wooden crook handle

1.95

8/1

Underwear, Summer Weight Cotton, shirt and drawers

0.50

2/1

Underwear, Winter weight scarlet knit wool, shirt and drawers

1.50

6/2

Underwear, Extra Heavy knit wool, shirt and drawers

4.00

16/6

Vest, Fancy Silk, single-breasted

2.50

10/4

Walking Stick, Rattan, w/ fancy metal top

1.00

4/2

Walking Stick, ebony, with superior quality gold head

20.00

£ 4/2/6

Watch (pocketwatch), bargain, 7-jeweled movement

3.65

15/1

Watch (pocketwatch), Elgin 20-jewel movement, 14k gold hunting case

80.00

£ 16/10

Watch Chain, gold plated

1.00

4/2

Watch Chain, 10k gold

10.50

43/4

 

The “Dickens Chain,” named for the famous British author, had a toggle in the middle and two chains that looped to either waistcoat pocket across the belly. One of the chains held the pocket watch, while at the other end was a small key used to wind and set the watch, before the ‘stemwinder’ was invented. The toggle usually had some small charm dangling from a shirt length of chain.

Watch Charm, Masonic, gold plate

0.30

1/3

Wedding Band, plain, 16k gold

4.50

18/7