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Originally Posted by crazyquik
That doesn't look like him at all. Roger had a slightly chubby face, which was why he was dubbed Bunny by his childhood nurse, since he resembled "a charming bunny rabbit."
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The more I look at it the more I think that's a royal, maybe the Duke of Wales?Originally Posted by crazyquik
Lol, there's no Duke of Wales. Prince of Wales, you mean? It looks a lot like the DoW, yes, but then again it's difficult to size the man from this photo.
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Typo on my part. Meant the Duke of Windsor.
Here's the Duke of Kent in morning coat.
http://cache.viewimages.com/xc/32888...5A1E4F32AD3138
Here's the Duke of Kent in morning coat.
http://cache.viewimages.com/xc/32888...5A1E4F32AD3138
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Sothebys normally has some stock of more recent back issues for sale, but when a particular catalogue becomes a collector's item or especially useful as a reference for the art market (typically one-collection catalogues), they become hard to find.
Antiquarian booksellers specialising in books on art and antiques will probably be your best shot.
Antiquarian booksellers specialising in books on art and antiques will probably be your best shot.
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What does this mean, exactly?Originally Posted by mack11211
A standard suit coat has darted quarters as well as the seam in the center back, and the seams between these pieces for a total of five seams, I believe.
Did Bunny's tailors do additional or different seams?
A waist seam goes side to side (diameter of torso) as opposed to a dart or side seam that goes up and town.
Waist seams are typical on morning and frock coats, and on very trim formal overcoats. On lounge coats, not so much.
Sator can cover the rest, with illustrations.
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Sothebys normally has some stock of more recent back issues for sale, but when a particular catalogue becomes a collector's item or especially useful as a reference for the art market (typically one-collection catalogues), they become hard to find. Antiquarian booksellers specialising in books on art and antiques will probably be your best shot.Originally Posted by Lucky Strike
I bought mine from a specialist in auction catalogs. Typically, they will sell these desirable types of catalogs but usually at a markup given specific rarity. I remember this Roger catalog was something like $50.
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