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A thimble, needle and thread are not the most likely tools you picture when considering a soldier’s most vital equipment. But when it comes to ensuring that British troops are dressed immaculately when representing the nation such items are top of the list for the Army’s Master Tailors.
At Wellington Barracks, across the road from Buckingham Palace, WO2 Niall Sheehan (Irish Guards) is the Master Tailor for London District, which means he has overall responsibility for the dressing of The Household Division, the incremental companies, regimental bands and also Service personnel at Ministry of Defence headquarters.
“We do all of the ceremonial tailoring for the bands and all of the uniforms for everyone else,” explained the senior non-commissioned officer. “From sewing on a flash on Multi-Terrain Pattern uniform that a soldier might wear training for operations, all the way up to creating linings on officers’ trousers and any alterations for ceremonial tunics. A lot of the uniforms are now made by contractors but we make the alterations bespoke to each soldier.”
After a quieter period following a busy ceremonial Summer the tailors are primed for the pace to pick up once again as Remembrance and Winter duties approach. As temperatures plummet the uniforms will switch overnight from Summer tunics to Winter Great Coats.
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On Tuesday, July, 31st, 2012, my friend, the former German FIFA-Referee Rudolf Kreitlein died at the age of 92.I`m very sad.
The former German FIFA-Referee Rudolf Kreitlein, act as umpire at the 1966 World-Cup quarter- final match England vs. Argentina (1:0). During that match, Rudolf Kreitlein sent off the argentinian player Antonio Rattin. But Rattin, captain of the argentinian national team, refused to leave the field. He claimend not to understand the obvious hand signals of Referee Rudolf Kreitlein and requested an interpreter. The match was breaked for ten minutes, as far as Rudolf Kreitlein could go on with the match.
At the evening of July, 23rd, 1966, the Referee advisor of Rudolf Kreitlein, the English Referee Ken Aston, had a long journey home with his car. The traffic lights restrained his journey because of the yellow and red lights. Next day, Ken Aston talked with Rudolf Kreitlein about his long journey home and the German Referee became the idea of the yellow and red card. So Rudolf Kreitlein and Ken Aston invented the yellow and red card.
The pic above shows Rudolf Kreitlein at his 90th birthday together with my family and me.
God bless Rudolf Kreitlein.
Helmut
Acknowledgement of Deeds by Commissioners of the Common Pleas of Mary Dilworth wife of John Dilworth, Preston, Lancashire 30th December 1854
The Commissioners were: Frederick Last, Richard Claye, Manchester. Property they had an interest in: Preston, Lancashire. Others mentioned: William Warburton, John Horrocks, William Dickson
Believed to be John Dilworth a Master Tailor born circa 1800 at Preston. The 1851 census shows him living with his wife Mary and Father Joseph a Millwright at 48 Heatley Street, Preston.
Sometimes known as Married Women’s Deeds or Acknowledgement of Deeds by Married Women. A Document to record that a Wife was of full age, competent to understand, had been examined apart from her husband and voluntarily consented to the sale of Land and Property. The main intention was to ensure that a wife could not claim the right of Dower from the purchaser after her husband’s death. Single women and Widows had the right to own properties in their own right so were not covered by this 1833 Act.
The Declaration: Sometimes this first declaration could be signed by someone other than an Attorney and Commissioner (Gentleman, Farmer etc.) who knew the woman. Normally it was signed by an Attorney who was a Commissioner of the Court of Common pleas. Then signed by a second Commissioner who declared he had no knowledge or interest in the transaction and as far as he was aware neither did the first Commissioner. Sometimes the document would also be signed by another Commissioner (for Oaths) or by a Judge in his Chambers.
A second document, the Certificate, gave the names of the two Commissioners, wife and husband. A précis of the Indenture connected to the sale was given, naming all who were named in the indenture.
Acknowledgement of Deeds by Commissioners of the Common Pleas of Mary Dilworth wife of John Dilworth, Preston, Lancashire 30th December 1854
The Commissioners were: Frederick Last, Richard Claye, Manchester. Property they had an interest in: Preston, Lancashire. Others mentioned: William Warburton, John Horrocks, William Dickson
Believed to be John Dilworth a Master Tailor born circa 1800 at Preston. The 1851 census shows him living with his wife Mary and Father Joseph a Millwright at 48 Heatley Street, Preston.
Sometimes known as Married Women’s Deeds or Acknowledgement of Deeds by Married Women. A Document to record that a Wife was of full age, competent to understand, had been examined apart from her husband and voluntarily consented to the sale of Land and Property. The main intention was to ensure that a wife could not claim the right of Dower from the purchaser after her husband’s death. Single women and Widows had the right to own properties in their own right so were not covered by this 1833 Act.
The Declaration: Sometimes this first declaration could be signed by someone other than an Attorney and Commissioner (Gentleman, Farmer etc.) who knew the woman. Normally it was signed by an Attorney who was a Commissioner of the Court of Common pleas. Then signed by a second Commissioner who declared he had no knowledge or interest in the transaction and as far as he was aware neither did the first Commissioner. Sometimes the document would also be signed by another Commissioner (for Oaths) or by a Judge in his Chambers.
A second document, the Certificate, gave the names of the two Commissioners, wife and husband. A précis of the Indenture connected to the sale was given, naming all who were named in the indenture.
Following in the tradition of George Brummell for perfectly fitting and tailored, individually made garments, George Brummell Bespoke Tailors aim to be the iconic bespoke tailors of the 21st century.
George Brummell Bespoke Tailors specialise in bespoke suits, overcoats, blazers, field-sports clothing/suits, wedding wear, and other formal attire for all special occasions, including customised uniforms.
All our fully bespoke garments are individually handcrafted to the same high standard found in Savile Row without compromising make or quality and our work remains consistent throughout. A minimum of 60 hours is solely devoted to the making of a two-piece suit that is almost entirely tailored by hand.
Our bespoke tailoring director is Frank Byars who was born in 1953 and started to learn the bespoke tailoring craft in Scotland at the young age of 16. At the age of 20 he moved to work in Savile Row London and continued his apprenticeship honing his skills working under the much admired craftsman/tailor/cutter, George Craddock.
During the last 41 years working in Savile Row, Frank has worked for a number of highly respected and well known tailors such as Huntsman, Dege & Skinner, Denman & Goddard and the famous designer Tommy Nutter.
Frank has had experience in senior managerial roles, including leading a team of tailors, as well as extensive work in the USA working with a large number of prominent clients. In the UK, Frank has fitted dress uniforms and formal robes for clients such as the Prince of Wales, peers in the House of Lords and officer cadets at the Royal Military College, Sandhurst. He has also worked closely with many famous actors and musicians, such as Elton John. Frank’s extensive experience and tailoring skills have brought him into contact with many other prestigious clients, such as the Royal Court of the Sultan of Oman, and throughout the world in Europe, Russia and China. More on www.georgebrummell.co.uk
In Memoriam Card for James Lawson died 14th March 1883, aged 79, St Mary, Richmond Yorkshire. James Lawson born circa 1805 was a Master Tailor. The 1871 census shows him living with his second wife Jane Wray (married 1st February 1834, Richmond near Leyburn, York) at New Road, Richmond. In 1881, a Widow, still living at New Road
Lawson, Auton, Moffett, Turnbull, Ayre, Roberts In Memoriam card collection.
Our clients come back to George Brummell Bespoke Tailors of London because we are doing what we love and they enjoy wearing probably the finest bespoke garments of Savile Row quality. It is the quality and care with which we construct the suit that sets it apart from most bespoke garments. Each part of the process is undertaken by a skilled tailor who gives the utmost attention and care to every detail of the bespoke suit.
Our clients come back to George Brummell Bespoke Tailors of London because we are doing what we love and they enjoy wearing probably the finest bespoke garments of Savile Row quality. It is the quality and care with which we construct the suit that sets it apart from most bespoke garments. Each part of the process is undertaken by a skilled tailor who gives the utmost attention and care to every detail of the bespoke suit.
Our clients come back to George Brummell Bespoke Tailors of London because we are doing what we love and they enjoy wearing probably the finest bespoke garments of Savile Row quality. It is the quality and care with which we construct the suit that sets it apart from most bespoke garments. Each part of the process is undertaken by a skilled tailor who gives the utmost attention and care to every detail of the bespoke suit.
Our clients come back to George Brummell Bespoke Tailors of London because we are doing what we love and they enjoy wearing probably the finest bespoke garments of Savile Row quality. It is the quality and care with which we construct the suit that sets it apart from most bespoke garments. Each part of the process is undertaken by a skilled tailor who gives the utmost attention and care to every detail of the bespoke suit.
Our clients come back to George Brummell Bespoke Tailors of London because we are doing what we love and they enjoy wearing probably the finest bespoke garments of Savile Row quality. It is the quality and care with which we construct the suit that sets it apart from most bespoke garments. Each part of the process is undertaken by a skilled tailor who gives the utmost attention and care to every detail of the bespoke suit.
Our clients come back to George Brummell Bespoke Tailors of London because we are doing what we love and they enjoy wearing probably the finest bespoke garments of Savile Row quality. It is the quality and care with which we construct the suit that sets it apart from most bespoke garments. Each part of the process is undertaken by a skilled tailor who gives the utmost attention and care to every detail of the bespoke suit.
Our clients come back to George Brummell Bespoke Tailors of London because we are doing what we love and they enjoy wearing probably the finest bespoke garments of Savile Row quality. It is the quality and care with which we construct the suit that sets it apart from most bespoke garments. Each part of the process is undertaken by a skilled tailor who gives the utmost attention and care to every detail of the bespoke suit.
Our clients come back to George Brummell Bespoke Tailors of London because we are doing what we love and they enjoy wearing probably the finest bespoke garments of Savile Row quality. It is the quality and care with which we construct the suit that sets it apart from most bespoke garments. Each part of the process is undertaken by a skilled tailor who gives the utmost attention and care to every detail of the bespoke suit.
Our clients come back to George Brummell Bespoke Tailors of London because we are doing what we love and they enjoy wearing probably the finest bespoke garments of Savile Row quality. It is the quality and care with which we construct the suit that sets it apart from most bespoke garments. Each part of the process is undertaken by a skilled tailor who gives the utmost attention and care to every detail of the bespoke suit.
Our clients come back to George Brummell Bespoke Tailors of London because we are doing what we love and they enjoy wearing probably the finest bespoke garments of Savile Row quality. It is the quality and care with which we construct the suit that sets it apart from most bespoke garments. Each part of the process is undertaken by a skilled tailor who gives the utmost attention and care to every detail of the bespoke suit.
Our clients come back to George Brummell Bespoke Tailors of London because we are doing what we love and they enjoy wearing probably the finest bespoke garments of Savile Row quality. It is the quality and care with which we construct the suit that sets it apart from most bespoke garments. Each part of the process is undertaken by a skilled tailor who gives the utmost attention and care to every detail of the bespoke suit.
Our clients come back to George Brummell Bespoke Tailors of London because we are doing what we love and they enjoy wearing probably the finest bespoke garments of Savile Row quality. It is the quality and care with which we construct the suit that sets it apart from most bespoke garments. Each part of the process is undertaken by a skilled tailor who gives the utmost attention and care to every detail of the bespoke suit.
Our clients come back to George Brummell Bespoke Tailors of London because we are doing what we love and they enjoy wearing probably the finest bespoke garments of Savile Row quality. It is the quality and care with which we construct the suit that sets it apart from most bespoke garments. Each part of the process is undertaken by a skilled tailor who gives the utmost attention and care to every detail of the bespoke suit.
Our clients come back to George Brummell Bespoke Tailors of London because we are doing what we love and they enjoy wearing probably the finest bespoke garments of Savile Row quality. It is the quality and care with which we construct the suit that sets it apart from most bespoke garments. Each part of the process is undertaken by a skilled tailor who gives the utmost attention and care to every detail of the bespoke suit.
Our clients come back to George Brummell Bespoke Tailors of London because we are doing what we love and they enjoy wearing probably the finest bespoke garments of Savile Row quality. It is the quality and care with which we construct the suit that sets it apart from most bespoke garments. Each part of the process is undertaken by a skilled tailor who gives the utmost attention and care to every detail of the bespoke suit.
Our clients come back to George Brummell Bespoke Tailors of London because we are doing what we love and they enjoy wearing probably the finest bespoke garments of Savile Row quality. It is the quality and care with which we construct the suit that sets it apart from most bespoke garments. Each part of the process is undertaken by a skilled tailor who gives the utmost attention and care to every detail of the bespoke suit.
Our clients come back to George Brummell Bespoke Tailors of London because we are doing what we love and they enjoy wearing probably the finest bespoke garments of Savile Row quality. It is the quality and care with which we construct the suit that sets it apart from most bespoke garments. Each part of the process is undertaken by a skilled tailor who gives the utmost attention and care to every detail of the bespoke suit.
Our clients come back to George Brummell Bespoke Tailors of London because we are doing what we love and they enjoy wearing probably the finest bespoke garments of Savile Row quality. It is the quality and care with which we construct the suit that sets it apart from most bespoke garments. Each part of the process is undertaken by a skilled tailor who gives the utmost attention and care to every detail of the bespoke suit.
Our clients come back to George Brummell Bespoke Tailors of London because we are doing what we love and they enjoy wearing probably the finest bespoke garments of Savile Row quality. It is the quality and care with which we construct the suit that sets it apart from most bespoke garments. Each part of the process is undertaken by a skilled tailor who gives the utmost attention and care to every detail of the bespoke suit.
Our clients come back to George Brummell Bespoke Tailors of London because we are doing what we love and they enjoy wearing probably the finest bespoke garments of Savile Row quality. It is the quality and care with which we construct the suit that sets it apart from most bespoke garments. Each part of the process is undertaken by a skilled tailor who gives the utmost attention and care to every detail of the bespoke suit.
Our clients come back to George Brummell Bespoke Tailors of London because we are doing what we love and they enjoy wearing probably the finest bespoke garments of Savile Row quality. It is the quality and care with which we construct the suit that sets it apart from most bespoke garments. Each part of the process is undertaken by a skilled tailor who gives the utmost attention and care to every detail of the bespoke suit.
Précurseur de la mode d'aujourd'hui les frères LANGMAN ont bouleversé les codes vestimentaires de l'homme et de la femme et bousculés l'histoire de la mode française et de internationale du 20ème siècle avec des inventions créatives vestimentaires qui apportent l'émancipation des femmes, l'allègement des structures vestimentaires, le raccourcissement avec les mini-jupes et mini robes inventions de Lucien David LANGMAN montrant genoux et jambes de ces dames allant jusqu’à faire disparaître les portes jarretelles créant les collants au féminin permettant d’oublier les jarretelles, créant costumes et smoking aux féminin masculin, pattes d'éléphant et son opposé le slim.... l'avenir du Luxe et de la mode c'était hier et encore aujourd'hui avec des créations et modèles révolutionnaires de Raymond et Lucien David LANGMAN dit JEAN RAYMOND automne hiver 1959 1960 qui feront le tour de la planète étant parmi les plus portés et copiés au monde #jeanraymond #frèreslangman #maitretailleur #LucienLangman #minijupe #Minirobe #Annees60.
Pioneers of today's fashion, the LANGMAN brothers have revolutionized the dress codes of men and women and shaken up the history of French and international fashion in the 20th century with creative clothing inventions that bring the emancipation of women, the lightening of clothing structures, the shortening with mini-skirts and mini dresses inventions of Lucien David LANGMAN showing knees and legs of these ladies going so far as to make the garter belts disappear creating tights for women allowing to forget the garters, creating suits and tuxedos for women and men, elephant legs and its opposite the slim .... the future of Luxury and fashion was yesterday and still today with revolutionary creations and models by Raymond and Lucien David LANGMAN known as JEAN RAYMOND fall winter 1959 1960 which will go around the planet being among the most worn and copied in the world #jeanraymond #brotherslangman #mastertailor #LucienLangman #miniskirt #Minidress #60s.
Our clients come back to George Brummell Bespoke Tailors of London because we are doing what we love and they enjoy wearing probably the finest bespoke garments of Savile Row quality. It is the quality and care with which we construct the suit that sets it apart from most bespoke garments. Each part of the process is undertaken by a skilled tailor who gives the utmost attention and care to every detail of the bespoke suit.
Our clients come back to George Brummell Bespoke Tailors of London because we are doing what we love and they enjoy wearing probably the finest bespoke garments of Savile Row quality. It is the quality and care with which we construct the suit that sets it apart from most bespoke garments. Each part of the process is undertaken by a skilled tailor who gives the utmost attention and care to every detail of the bespoke suit.
Our clients come back to George Brummell Bespoke Tailors of London because we are doing what we love and they enjoy wearing probably the finest bespoke garments of Savile Row quality. It is the quality and care with which we construct the suit that sets it apart from most bespoke garments. Each part of the process is undertaken by a skilled tailor who gives the utmost attention and care to every detail of the bespoke suit.
Our clients come back to George Brummell Bespoke Tailors of London because we are doing what we love and they enjoy wearing probably the finest bespoke garments of Savile Row quality. It is the quality and care with which we construct the suit that sets it apart from most bespoke garments. Each part of the process is undertaken by a skilled tailor who gives the utmost attention and care to every detail of the bespoke suit.
1966 TWIGGY, 16 years old, began her career by presenting models of miniskirts and minidresses created in 1959 by the LANGMAN brothers, French Master Tailors Designers, including Mary Quant who bought miniskirts from Lucien David LANGMAN in France at the Boutique des Arts in Saint Tropez. Creative invention AH 1959/1960
#jeanraymond #mastertailor #LucienLangman #luciendavidlangman #miniskirt #miniskirt #minidress #minidress #elephantlegpants
Mary Quant admits: “Neither me nor Courrèges had the idea of the miniskirt #jeanraymond #lucienlangman #minijupe #miniskirt #inventorminiskirt #maryquant #courrèges #Annees60
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