Shirt
- Object Name:
- Shirt
- Object ID:
- 1997.022.01
- Creator:
- Martin's
- Place of Origin:
- fabric made in U.S.A., assembled in Honduras
- Date:
- circa 1992
- Description:
- White shirt, worn by the conductor of the Nevers Band, Concord, N.H., 1992-1995. Short-sleeve. Seven button front closure. Two breast pockets, each with a button. "NEVERS BAND" embroidered above right pocket, in black thread. Band patch sewn onto left shoulder. Patch is round, edged in gold; shows silhouette of the old man of the mountain in blue, with a gold G-clef superimposed. Text embroidered around rim reads "NEVERS BAND / CONCORD, NEW HAMPSHIRE". Shoulder epaulets present, black, each with a button. Epaulet buttons are black plastic; front and pocket buttons are white opaque plastic. Two maker's labels sewn into back of neck: 1 woven and 1 printed. Woven label is gray on blue, and reads, "MARTIN'S / Flighter / SHIRT / 65% Polyester / 35% Cotton". Printed label is red and blue on white with maker's name, washing instructions, size ("16"), and assembly ("ASSEMBLED IN HONDURAS OF U.S. COMPONENTS").
- Material:
- Textile (cotton-polyester blend)
- Credit Line:
- Gift of Richard C. Spicer
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