KimLuster at 9:13AM, May 16, 2014

Very interesting - Thanks Coydog!

Coydog at 10:47PM, May 15, 2014

That symbol is the "broad arrow" and it had its origins as a heraldic device in the middle ages, but in the later centuries became a mark to denote government property - not just prison uniforms but any equipment belonging to the crown, such as military gear. You might still find such items in the antique and military surplus markets.

TheDeeMan at 1:53PM, May 14, 2014

Another Monique touch. She explained to me (if I remember correctly) that the uniform he's wearing is authentic for the time period of the 19th century prison system in England. Upside down arrows and all. She can explain it better, but that's the gist of it. Dee - TC writer dude

KimLuster at 8:49AM, May 14, 2014

Fantastic! What's the significance of those upside-down arrow symbols on his clothes (if there is any)?