Blade Coat

[Indy Magnoli]

As some of you know, I'm starting to add leather garments to my clothiers site. The first one added is a black cowhide version of Wesley Snipes' Blade coat:

These turned out a bit more expensive than I imagined, but $599 for a tailor-made leather trenchcoat isn't too bad... shipping included. To keep the cost down any long coats (like this one) will have to have a horizontal seam at the waist. Let me know what you think...

Kind regards,
Indy

 

[Zeppo]

ooo very nice...now, if only I had an extra $600 laying about

 

[tain669]

Nice Prop from the Passion.I Like the wip and the Roman nails.Where did you get your research material from.P.S. Did the Romans use the big wooden washers when ****** was on the Cross?Thanks

 

[Indy Magnoli]

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Nice Prop from the Passion.I Like the wip and the Roman nails.Where did you get your research material from.P.S. Did the Romans use the big wooden washers when ****** was on the Cross?Thanks
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Thanks. A bit off the topic of this thread... but, most of my research for these pieces came from history and archaeology, not film. The six-balled flagrum is based on studies of the Shroud of Turin, while the longer thronged flagellum is based on a Roman carving. What do you mean by "washers"?

Kind regards,
Magnoli

 

[Hitogiri]

Very cool. Expensive but cool, its hard to decide between jackets... wolverine or blade or highlander. Decisions decisions. lol