I've never seen a full back in that style. My buckle-backs are actually thrift store finds so they were pure luck. The only thing I can suggest is to find a good tailor and supply him with good photos and pictures...
I've been wearing modern Ronsirs for tha past 3 years and have always been disappointed in their flimsiness. I keep my eyes open for a suitable replacement but no luck ...yet. Thanks for being a reputable voice to the company!
For period fonts that are not display fonts you can download the free fonts from here (the "Oldstyle" family is taken from a 30s linotype catalogue):
http://www.cthulhulives.org/toybox/PROPDOCS/PropFonts.html
Note that they sell a CD that has all the fonts but you can download a smaller set...
Wearing a boater gets me mostly comments on barbershop quartets; although I have received one that I looked like I should break into a tap dance and one that I looked like I was on Broadway
My husband always calls me Colonel Sanders when I wear it...[huh]
Any good fabric store should have a selection of grosgrain ribbon. Unfortunately, there's usually a limited selection of (solid) colours in a width suitable for boater hatbands.
I "faked" my school colours ribbon on mine by sewing a narrow ribbon down the middle of a wider ribbon. It looks...
Some of us know!
Born and raised in Alberta -- did my undergrad in Edmonton
Now in Vancouver (lived in Victoria for 8 years; one advantage of having so many retirees is that there tends to be a lot of good stuff in the thrift stores!!)
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