"I have no respect for the concept of Batman because of what I understand about politics now. Check it: dude uses state of the art equipment and unlimited resources to beat up on *street level crime*. He's not ****ing with your warlords, or your corporate criminals- he really only cares about the purse snatcher on the street. Batman is a conservative's wet dream- **** Batman."

-Reginald D. Hunter

• Pocket spectroscope (Neathbow edition): Produced by the Great Downward Engineering Company, this is used for examining spectroscopic lines in Neathy colours.
• Organic monitor: for checking whether something is alive or made of nonliving material. In the Neath, this is not always clear cut.
• Pulse-Scream Analyzer: measures the decibel ratings and wavelengths of Primordial Shrieks and Aeolean Screams.
• Diamond-tipped amber drill: not a drill made FROM amber; instead, it's for drilling INTO amber.
• Sulfur Detector: a tiny tube containing a substance that reacts in the presence of airborne sulfur compounds. Useful for detecting devils, but only if you've lost your sense of smell.
• Murgatroyd's Magnetometer: advertised as a tool that measures the strength of magnetic fields. Actually just a flat glass rectangle filled with iron filings. Makes pretty shapes in the presence of strong magnetic fields.

A Soul-Sampling Flask-and-fork.
To test a soul's worth.
Use: Stab the person who's soul you wish to estimate with the fork. Let a drop of said person's blood fall into the flask, shake vigorously until one of the appointed colours on the colour-chart appears.
(Colour-chart is in another pocket; can be used for identifying souls and shades of Amber.)

But it should be watchful related.

Honeyaddict wrote:

A miniature kettle, black tea leaves and a really small cup. For emergency tea time.

Two in fact, incase someone hasn't had tea for five minutes and is now reaching dangerous tea deprivation levels.

Since the smock raises Watchful, I'd suspect that it would contain items that would assist the wearer in obtaining physical evidence and making deductions. The possibilities that occur to me include; a pair of tweezers; a pair of scissors; a pocket microscope; litmus paper; a small coil of wire; a set of lockpicks; a pack of small envelopes (possibly glassine ones of the type used by stamp collectors); a small knife, etc.

...Whoops, I got carried away and realized that not all of them are Watchful kinds of items. But here you go!

• A ratwork derringer.
• A set of intricate kifers.
• A set of intricate kifers, Rattus Faber-sized.
• A capacious pocket or two for your murine friends. In fact, make it a pocket or eight, for those days when you need backup from the entire Scuttering Squad.
• A handy pocket guide to the Correspondence... with deliberately unfinished sigils.
• A tiny lead plaque when you need to sketch down a sigil found in the wild.
• Fireproof cloths and fabric (I don't know what material is period-appropriate for FL) for those unexpected, spontaneous conflagrations.
• A revolting disguise.
• Silken earplugs, when you're called to deshriek a mandrake.
• A lined pocket dedicated to storing any First City coins or Fabulous Diamonds you find.
• A spare white ribbon, for that odd lethal duel.
• A wind-up music box that plays that Popular Song.
• Another wind-up music box playing random musical notes to drown out that Popular Song.

edited by Vega on 12/2/2018

• A mushroom-cheese sandwich. (Not mushrooms AND cheese, but a dairy-free cheese substitute made from mushrooms. Morel cheddar, anyone?)
• A few Blue feathers, for playing with like-minded Cats.
• One's Dilmun Club pin (that probably is Watchful, though; I can't recall).
• A derringer;
• A fighting knife or two.

Me.

I'll take the large front pocket, please.

… Yes, the one reminiscent of a kangaroo's pouch.