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What is with the red, yellow and green tips on those pipes?? Granberry, Lemon and Mint???

Thanks for showing us Wes! It's a pitty their so expansive, never the less it's a great site for research because you can scale the maps pretty big and stil have a good quality...

Yeah great I am definatly or going to try that one time...

Great work I whas thinking of maybe do the same thing sometime. Did you bind the pages yourself also? I am plannimg to convert some more modern books into older looking ones to be able to have them laying around in the display... But this conversioon wil only be putting a leather wrap around them...

Great thanks, mind you that the early ones I am talking about are different then the later one.

On a lot of drawings of officers from the beginning of the 18th century and on, I see Epaulets on the right shoulder. Is there anyone wo can point me to a pattern and/or construction illustrations, or ideas of these??

Cool clothing info and a view patterns in PDF Fashioning Fashion: European Dress in Detail, 1700-1915

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I just reseved tge book "18th Century Embroidery Techniques" by Gail Marsh. Allready red it one's and looked throu it manny time's now. These examples are amazing! What a lot of work!! Compared to these examples the uniform I showed here is realy crude. Any howe it must be my female side and my interrest for decoration styles but I like this book! Thanks!

Put me down for a Spanish buckle to also...

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Is there a digital document of the actual periodocal or maybe just the article?

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Hi Lady (and others) I just red in the book "18th Century Emboidery Techniques from Gail Marsh", that indeed whitework is a period correct substitution for the much more expencive lace... It appeared moslty to be used for (I quote the book here) handkerchiefs, aprons and cravats... there you go..

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I Quess you people allready know this one, but it is realy great! They have uniforms weapons maps and charts you name it!! National Maritime Museum Prints

Like the name inplyed, they went the opposite direction of the VOC, towards america and the Caribbean. however after they sold New Amsterdam to the English (one of the most stuppid things whe ever did in history)the organisation declined a bit. If it wasn't so I could have typed this post in my own mothers tongue... My link My link My link oh, and they had cuns to... very nice ones that is to say...

Sinds where dealing here mostly about the west i thought a logo of the west indian compagnie might by interresting also...

CHIMAY Pères Trappistes. 9%

Peter PAN? I say: Fried egg

To start with it depends the material the whitework starts with as long as that is allready tranparant, to me it can look confincing. (from a distance)...

I resently had a Corona and used my new tin mug for it... Yack! I quess such a bear doesn't combine very wel with a tin mug. So what kind of beer does??? Or: what beer of today resembles the moost of what they drank back then?? cheers!

Pictures!!