Issue 38

The Chap's Spring issue covered April-May 2008. Highlights included:

• A few harsh words to Mr. Johnny Depp, for his lazy appropriation of a double-breasted suit
• The life of Sir Richard Burton, eccentric, explorer, anthropologist and practitioner of monkey-husbandry
• An appraisal of a new production of Noel Coward's Brief Encounter
• From Flagellants to Furries: Donald Twain ponders sexual deviancy for gentlemen
• Sebastian on Sebastian: Mr. Horsley jealously inspects a collection of paintings of his martyred namesake
• Robert Chilcott resurrects Peter Bowles' 1970s sitcom The Bounder
• Size Hero: Holly Dawson gallops through the womenswear cubicles of history to find out what happened to the female form
• Pop group British Sea Power tackle the Chap questionnaire
• Michael "Atters" Attree on his moustache-raising exploits within the antique dealing industry
• Snooker - the only sport where evening dress is obligatory
• Plus: Sartorial Agony, Clarissa's Queries, Am I Chap or Not? and photographs from inside Tutankhamun's Tomb.

Ordering

Issue 38 will be available from 8th April. Please click below to order your copy, which costs £3.25 (including 1st class postage) in the UK and £5.00 elsewhere (including airmail postage), or send a cheque to: Mrs Porter, P.O. Box 39216, London SE3 0XS.

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