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The small, stand-up frill at the neck (with drawstring close), drop yoke, drawstring ties and frilled cuffs on the full bell sleeves make this a great-looking shirt and perfect companion piece for many of our vests and doublets, such as the Pirate Vest, Capt. LeSage Vest and Italian Doublet. Made of a thick, rich rayon viscose fabric, this shirt is available in eight colors, and sizes up to XXX-Large and X-Tall (add $3 for these extended sizes).
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To order sizes up to XX-Large, choose size and color from the drop-down list below, then click the "Add to Cart" button.
To order sizes XXX-Large, or X-Tall, choose size and color from the dropdown lists below, then click the "Add to Cart" button.
XX-Lge
X-Lge
Large
Sm/Med
Size Chart
Chest
42"
44"
46"
Sizes
Sleeves
Length
26"
29"
27"
28"
32"
33"
31"
31"
XXX-Lge
X-Tall
40"
50"
44"
29"
28"
33"
34"
Shoulders
21"
22"
22"
21"
23"
22"
HISTORY: David Herriot was master of the ship, Adventure out of Jamaica in 1718 when it was taken by the notorious pirate, Edward Teach, also known as "Blackbeard". Herriot joined forces with Teach after his capture, and later served as sailing master for Stede Bonnet, another notorious pirate of the day on the Royal James, but his career as a pirate was a brief one. The Royal James and crew were captured off Cape Fear, North Carolina in September of that year. After escaping from prison with Bonnet (despite having turned King's evidence in Bonnet's trial), David Herriot was shot on Sullivan's Island (an island near the mouth to Charleston Harbor in South Carolina) in late October, 1718.
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