What a pleasure to listen to the proprietor of this beautiful shop, gosh he would be great to discuss history with over a cigar and wee dram with the Saharkians!!!! Hours of knowledge and interest 😊😊😊😊
черпаем вдохновение для наших работ 🪡🧵👠на Вашем замечательном канале 🌿 с уважением, от коллег по обувному ремеслу 🔨✂ Kirby, we draw inspiration for our work 🪡🧵👠on your wonderful channel 🌿 respect from collegues shoemakers 🔨✂
Super interesting video, just a quick addition. The brooches shown at 16:04 has an inscription in German, which translates to: “I serve”. Something I found quiete odd.
Jason, this is the Prince of Wales' motto dating back to the 14th century at the Battle of Crecy during the 100 Years' War. I'd definitely read in more depth, but one possibility is that John, King of Bohemia (John the Blind) showed such chivalry during the battle, fully blind yet still charging into battle out of duty (have a read, I'm really breezing over detail). The Black Prince was said to be so impressed he adopted the motto and the ostrich feathers and is still used to this day. This account is unconfirmed, but I think as likely as any. Nevertheless, Ich Diene, as it's written, is on the tomb of Edward, Prince of Wales at Canterbury Cathedral.
@@michaelbrowne4166 ah very interesting. I am not that familiar with royal history. So this just seemed worthy of pointing out. But thank you for Clarifying this for me.
Kirby, just move to London already.
I concur
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Kirby is a Menpire upon which the sun never sets.
a typical british morning, good show governor
In this far too fast moving and superficial world I find great comfort in your videos. Thank you for your work, Kirby.
WOOOWWW 😊 I love this shop Kirbs... look at those amazing toy soldiers, just breathtaking 😮 so detailed... great QCT video again Kirbs 👏 👌 👍 😊
Next We'll have, come with me to get my 15th century Armour Fitted. A gentleman's preparation for WW3.
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Well done Kirby, I enjoyed this immensely. I must go to the piccadilly arcade one day, thank your for taking us along.
This is the best shop in London. Toby gives a wonderful welcome. A must visit.
Their backroom must be unbelievable. Thank you for the tour.
What a pleasure to listen to the proprietor of this beautiful shop, gosh he would be great to discuss history with over a cigar and wee dram with the Saharkians!!!! Hours of knowledge and interest 😊😊😊😊
Thankyou Kirby very informative.
That mountain Howitzer is superb.
Can.t wait to visit London again. Incredible movie like always.
Brilliant video. My favourite arcade. Yes, I'm from the UK, and I learn so much from watching your videos.
Looking sharp as always
Thank you very much.
The past is forever!!!!!!!!!!!!
черпаем вдохновение для наших работ 🪡🧵👠на Вашем замечательном канале 🌿 с уважением, от коллег по обувному ремеслу 🔨✂ Kirby, we draw inspiration for our work 🪡🧵👠on your wonderful channel 🌿 respect from collegues shoemakers 🔨✂
Wonderful video!
Amazing stream thankyou kirby
Kirby, you did a bespoke denim selection either divij quite a while back. Any update on those items?? Would love to see them
Great interview! I would love to watch an interview to Mr. Simon Griffin from Simon Griffin Antiques The Royal Arcade
Have you got new microphones Kirby??? The sound quality is particularly 👌 brilliant on this video..... 😊
what an incredible shop
I love the lapels on your jacket Kirby. 1940 look
Superb.
“We don’t care what he thinks.” Hilarious.
Super interesting video, just a quick addition. The brooches shown at 16:04 has an inscription in German, which translates to: “I serve”. Something I found quiete odd.
Jason, this is the Prince of Wales' motto dating back to the 14th century at the Battle of Crecy during the 100 Years' War. I'd definitely read in more depth, but one possibility is that John, King of Bohemia (John the Blind) showed such chivalry during the battle, fully blind yet still charging into battle out of duty (have a read, I'm really breezing over detail). The Black Prince was said to be so impressed he adopted the motto and the ostrich feathers and is still used to this day. This account is unconfirmed, but I think as likely as any. Nevertheless, Ich Diene, as it's written, is on the tomb of Edward, Prince of Wales at Canterbury Cathedral.
@@michaelbrowne4166 ah very interesting. I am not that familiar with royal history. So this just seemed worthy of pointing out. But thank you for Clarifying this for me.
Wonderful and kind of disgusting at the same time - thank you this was great :)
Beautiful suit. Which bespoke tailor made it?
I need some advice with houndstooth jackets. What to pair with?
Probably a dumb question but is that a shop ? Or just a showroom for genuine historical purposes
It's a real shop.
More cigar videos
Do you like watches?
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Enjoy it while you can, history is a dirty word in Britain these days 😢
Curry?
How many times does he say absolutely, most annoying and un necessary
I didn’t notice as I was so taken with all the wonderful items on display. Oh how terrible I now feel. I am most absolutely unnecessarily annoyed !!!
Stolen treasure...
Geeks bruv
wheres the firearms?