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and while your at it....

If you have pictures/links to paintings etc of what REAL early 18th C trim/braid looks like, post those as well. By that I mean the trimming that is seen around the button hole.

Thanks

G

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Check out the costuming on the film "Gulliver's Travels"- the newish one starring Ted Danson (Hallmark Home Ent). Beautiful and very correct period coats from what I've researched. Note the buttonholes were just for looks.....

Fun movie too....

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Ok maybe I should jump start this myself...

Here is a button from a mid 18th Century Coat, although the ones for early 18th C can/should be similar.

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Ok... I showed you mine now you show me yours!

GOF

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I just found this site as well.... A lot of cool stuff (Buttons and buckles from recovered Spanish Treasure Fleets)

Take a look at this 1715 Example

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Come on.... anyone else?

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