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A Study in Scarlet — an examination of five vintage hunt coats

Posted on 25 November, 2011 by Kass McGann • 2 Comments

Wherein Kass examines five vintage hunt coats, finds a surprise, and learns something about the history of hunt clothing. Continue Reading

Filed Under: 20th century

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