GreatcoatGreatcoats were common in the late 18th century. Wonderfully warm in the cool evenings or in the spring and fall when you wish you had something heavier, more stylish and more easily documented than a capote. Our greatcoats are cut very full with a nice collar that can be turned up to keep the neck warm. It is made with a removable cape that buttons on, and large functional pockets. We make these wool coats in three colors: Navy, Black, and Dark

These are very comfortable hats

Fragments of pipes are one of the most common finds at archeological sites of the time period

About 3" across and 2 1/2" tall

By Henry Fielding

Handthrown by a local potter

we are not able to have a different waist and stomach measurement

Item # P-4135

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This is a semi-fermented tea with flavor notes somewhere between green and black teas

*If we make the garment with ties there will be a customization fee and the item will become custom and non-returnable

Can be returned to a spoonable state by leaving the jar at room temp

This handy collapsible camp bench emulates the mortise-and-tennon benches seen in George Neumann’s book