Cream mantle with a hood lined in red silk, featuring a long red cord stitched into the neck that extends down to the waist, ending in large tassels. A large badge denoting the rank of Provincial Standard Bearer (Beauceant) is affixed to the upper left side, over a red double cross constructed from stitched red tape. The text "NORTHS, HUNTS & BEDS" is embroidered in gold thread around the perimeter.
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Black wool single-breasted three-button lounge jacket with peak lapels, crafted from twill serge as part of a three-piece suit. It features one slanted breast pocket and two hip pockets with deep flaps. The cuffs have three buttons with a sham vent. The jacket is lined in black cotton sateen, while the sleeves are lined in cream striped cotton. A Montague Burton label is sewn into the lining of the breast pocket, with a factory label inside the pocket. The jacket is made-to-measure, likely produced in the Burton factory on Hudson Road, Leeds, in the north of England.
Country of Design: England
Country of Manufacture: England
Keywords: Formal day wear
Montague Burton Ltd
Brown one-piece knitted wool swim suit. The top half of the swim suit has horizontal stripes in pale blue, pale brown and brown and is in the shape of a cutaway vest with narrow straps over the shoulders. At the waist it has a wide stripe in pale blue in the style of a belt and it has brown belt loops. The bottom half of the suit is brown wool knit with legs finishing at the top of the thigh. Some moth damage which has been mended with yellow thread.
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