pic and patters of Spanish Casaque

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pic and patters of Spanish Casaque

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Just looking for some pictures and Patterns of Spanish Casaque’s, I know this type of garb is boarder line for SCA but I like it a lot, I have one picture pattern but some more would be good.

Thank you




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sorry about the poor spelling in my subjet matter
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Post by Le Brassey »

Can you give us an approximate date? The English military were wearing such garments during the late 1500's as national livery. That would certainly fall within the SCA timespan.

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Post by Hamish Bear Shoulders »

more looking at the French mustketeer sort of thing about (i think) 1660 some where around there

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Post by Chris »

You might try Museum Replicas, they have just added something that looks like what the Cardinals gaurd wears. www.museumreplicas.com
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Post by horsefriend »

"The Cut of Nen's Clothes" by Norah Waugh
has to casque patterns, one from 1630 and one from 1654, I'm making 1630's version right now, 'cause I've always hated cloaks. Be prepared for LOTS! of buttons.


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Post by Alcyoneus »

Janet Arnold's "The Patterns of Fashion: 1550-1660" is an excellent resource. (I think that is the right title.)
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Janet Arnold is great, doen't have a casque.


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Post by Martin de la Riviere »

"The Cut of Nen's Clothes" by Norah Waugh

I'd just like to point out that it is "Men's Clothes", not "Nen's" :-) Makes searching for the book name easier, if anyone does.


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Ops,


missed the spell check :0 .

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Post by amhlaidgh »

Just checking... the casaque is the red buttoned cloak the Depardeu wore as Cyrano?


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Post by Hamish Bear Shoulders »

if you watch the man in the iron mask it what all the musketeers are wearing (sorry for any spelling mistakes "martin")

myself and martin are looking at makeing the black one from the end of the movie for the our household

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Post by Guy Dawkins »

I'm not sure how authentic these are, but here are two patterns I found at the Pillaged Village :
http://pillagedvillage.com/pillagedvillage/pvonline.cgi/5431rm00?s2C99xbr;;135
http://pillagedvillage.com/pillagedvillage/pvonline.cgi/72290112?s2C99xbr;;11

Hope they help Image


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