Pirates of Penzance: Edward Sergeant of Police
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Pirates of Penzance: Edward Sergeant of Police, John Glidden (1934-1943), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com
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A watercolor and pencil costume design shows a bearded police sergeant in a dark blue double-breasted uniform, gold chevrons on the sleeves, a peaked helmet, and a truncheon held in a white-gloved hand. Handwritten notes and a typed production card identify it as a costume for The Pirates of Penzance, designed by John Glidden, with a date range of 1934-1943.
