She wore a blue serge gown with a shirt dotted with little blue + red spots.
Each had two pieces of uniform, serge and flannel tied loosely over the forearm.
If a tweed, serge, or homespun is worn, it must be of faultless cut, and cost as much as a riding-habit.
Here in 1702\3 cloth, buttons, thread, canvas, and serge cost £4 12s 8d but the tailor was paid £10 2s for making them up into fourteen garments.
That is a very important dye which we use in dyeing our wives' navy blue serges and gabardine:?
Just before they moored, the mate went downstairs and changed out of his bargee's clothes into a blue serge suit and a nice knotted handkerchief.
The production of serge for battle dress is now 200,000 yards per month, and the production of shirting per month is 1,125,000 yards.
We are having an improved diagonal serge which is more comfortable, smoother, and smarter than the present one.
