Royal Naval uniform
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Royal Naval uniform
By the mid 18th century, the hat was generally carried under the arm to avoid the displacement of wigs and hair powder. This example of a three-cornered hat is of a type of felt called 'half-beaver' that was made by adding beaver hair to felt. The edges are bound in silver lace and the cockade is of black silk/cotton blend. The gold lace loop and button are of a later date. Hats were not mentioned in uniform regulations until 1795.
- Image reference: F2186-1
- National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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