Laurence Olivier as Lord Horatio Nelson in 'That Hamilton Woman' Designed by Rene Hubert

Blue and beige British military costume consisting of: [C042-A] Navy blue wool Regency Style frock coat with beige wool long lapels and cuffs, ornamented with gold Naval buttons at front lapels, cuffs and pockets and ornamented at all borders with gold bullion ribbon. United Costumers label sewn into jacket reading “274A L. Olivier”. [C042-B] Beige wool long vest with cream faille lining and back panel with adjustable belt with gold buckle at waist, two flap pockets and ten gold Naval buttons at front closure. United Costumers label sewn into vest reading “274 B L Olivier”. [C042-C] Beige wool breeches with button flap front, four gold Naval buttons and buckle at cuffs. United Costumers label sewn into garment reading “274C L Olivier”, blacked out Warner Brother bar code adhered to inner waistband, cleaning tag attached to inner waistband. [C042-D] (right) & [C042-E] (left)] Pair of beige knit stocking with 12 black buttons down outer sides. [C042-F] Beige cotton long sleeve band collar shirt with self-ruffle at sleeves, button-down front closure. United Costumers label inscribed “722F? Laurence Olivier,” blank cleaning tag at bottom front closure and inscribed "15 1/2 X 34". [C042-G] Beige cotton dickie with stand-up collar and self-fabric ruffle at front bib that ties at back and United Costumers label sewn inside reading “284B L Oliver”. [C042-I] a black wool felt covered Bicorn hat- with black faille cockade, bullion cording and gold naval button and trimmed with gold bullion cording.
Hollywood United Costumers stamp inscribed and inscribed on inner band "Olivier 282E #2”. [C042-J] Prop black satin stock collar with hook & eye closure. [C042-K (right)] & [042-L (left)] Pair of prop black period Concord-style shoes. Inscribed "Victor McLaglen" and "Ford", WCC [Western Costume Company] Stamped on bottom and stamped "13".

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