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Add ¾ above line at C, and complete as shown.
The pocket is marked on the diagram vertically, but they are often put in with a flap across waist.
If this coat is made D. B., the lapel is cut separately, as for a Frock Coat, as shown in Part II. The forepart being cut off at the breast line.
D. B. ULSTER.
Diagram 258. The points are all marked in figures, and are all found as previously described.
Hood, Diagram 259. Place back and forepart down as per dotted line.
C to B, 3 or 4 inches.
A to F, 14 inches.
F to G, 13 inches, complete as diagram.
Diagram 260. Collar for Ulster; extra length is given to fall edge, coming down from 2 to 3, 1 to 14 inches.
Diagram 261 is another Hood.
Place back down, and continue curve of neck round from 0 to 8.
0 to 14, 14 inches.
14 to 2, 2 inches.
14 to 13, 11 inches.
Diagram 262, Prussian collar, 0, 8, half back.
8 to 1, 1 inch.
0, 1¼, depth of stand.
1¼, 3½ depth of fall.
Sewing to seam is hollow.
