Antique Vanity Fair Chromolitho Print Roger Eykyn Metropolitan Police Champion 1872 montreal spoon The suit belonged to one

The suit belonged to one of the two founders of an important Canadian law firm (see tailors label) founded as a two man firm in 1952 and now with eight offices located in Canada and in other international locations

stains or odour - it looks to have seen little use and was well stored over the years

a loose fitting body and zips up the front to the top of the neckline

so should be secured

Waist: 26”

Antique Vanity Fair Chromolitho Print Roger Eykyn Metropolitan Police Champion 1872 montreal spoon The suit belonged to oneThis is a wonderful chromolitho print issued by Vanity Fair in 1872, original, not a reproduction it is accompanied by a separate text page that describes the subject of the caricature. Vanity Fair magazine published coloured caricatures of famous figures in British society from 1869 until 1914. The caricatures were primarily by artists Spy and Ape but also by others. This one is of Roger Eykyn, a British politician who championed the Metropolitan