The Victorian Era and Medieval Eras of United Kingdom [PART-2]

 Hello Everyone !!!

The 4 Benefits of being a Gentleman :

  1. Earns respect
  2. Earns trust
  3. Can propel the career
  4. Makes more attractive personality  

Moral Codes of a Gentleman :

  • Elitism
  • Honesty
  • Loyalty
  • Polite
  • Respectful

Converse like a Gentleman :

  • Introduce yourself with a warm smile and firm handshake
  • Avoid off-color jokes, gossip and inside jokes
  • Avoid discussing religion and politics in public.

Dress and Appearance :

  • Simplicity is paramount
  • Stick with a classic wardrobe and update with current fashion.
  • Always use a little Cologne or perfume.
  • Always keep a check on your mouth odor. 
  • Personal cleanliness is also very essential.

Gentlemanly Deportment :

  • Cultivate tact
  • Avoid false pride
  • Have integrity, strong principles and refined intellect
  • In public places, don't comb, clip nails, pick nose, spit etc.
  • Avoid profane language and expressing anger.
  • Keep yourself with good company
  • Always be punctual
  • Don't flaunt the riches
  • Never smoke in presence of a lady

Fountain Pen Brands of Victorian Era :

Ajoto, Conway Stewart, Dunhill, Onoto, Twiss Pens, Worcester Pen Company, Yard-O-Led.

Gentleman Waistcoat Pocket Contents :

Keys, pocket watch, Vesta-case, coins/ cash, cigar, cigar-cutter, pipe, tobacco pouch, monocle, matches, pen, pencil.

Board Games of the Victorian Era :

Backgammon, checkers, chess, darts, hounds, English-16, Noughts & Crosses, Peggy.

 

to be continued...

 

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