A BARRETT & SONS / G BETJEMANN CROCODILE LEATHER DRESSING CASE c. 1879 accessories capturing the hallmarks and detailing

capturing the hallmarks and detailing of that distinguished era

it features a generous deep V-neck and is knitted directly from an original 1930s pattern

this waistcoat is a natural layer — offering warmth

We’re proud to offer a piece that captures both the spirit of the era and the quality of modern British tailoring

Crafted with precision and attention to detail

A BARRETT & SONS / G BETJEMANN CROCODILE LEATHER DRESSING CASE c. 1879 accessories capturing the hallmarks and detailingA Barrett & Sons G Betjemann Crocodile leather Dressing Case Circa 1879 A stunning example of a Crocodile leather dressing case, more commonly known as a Gladstone bag, although not stamped with the A Barrett & Sons of Piccadilly, London mark, some of the pieces found within the bag have the A Barrett stamp with the rest of the silver and internal metal mechanisms being made by G Betjemanns & Sons of Pentaville Road, London. From our research it would