Meanings of hickory shirt in English

He wore a hickory shirt without a collar or coat or jacket.

His clothing consisted of two garments, a striped, hickory shirt and trousers of blue drilling.

The tanned stranger in corduroys, hickory shirt, and pinched-in hat of the range rider was Royal Beaudry.

One had but to exchange his hickory shirt for a white one, and the trick was done.

A cow will eat anything she can steal, from an ear of corn to a hickory shirt.

He wore the American farmer's customary outfit of rough brown pants, hickory shirt, and greasy white hat.

He wore a loose hickory shirt and buckskin breeches tucked into long boots, already broken from the soles.

He felt for holds with his hand and feet, for not once did his gaze lift from that patch of hickory shirt.

He waited till the last of the party appeared, a man in fringed buckskin breeches and hickory shirt riding pillion behind a young woman.

His worldly goods at the time of this decision consisted of a pair of jeans trousers, a hickory shirt, and a battered straw hat.

How did he do it-wonderedthe boy-where did this wizard in overalls and hickory shirt and tattered straw hat acquire his marvelous scientific skill?

Morse brought him a pair of overalls and a " hickory shirt," well worn, but smelling strongly of a recent wash with coarse soap.

In those days girls dressed in "linsey woolsey," while the boys of all ages wore buckskin pantaloons and hickory shirts.

Tablecloths, hickory shirts, store pants, lace curtains, socks, in fact the entire range of articles familiar to the laundry are tid-bits to the calf.

"I won't keep you a minit," said the intruder, nervously fumbling in the breast pocket of his hickory shirt.