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Super rare 20’s car coat. The horsehide script on the leather label is similar to Rough Wear. Note that is says “Fore Quarter” and not...
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Similar to the car coat in the catalog with the inner vest but not exactly the same. I have pictures of others, I just need to find them...
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Here’s a super rare reversible snap button front Cossack style jacket that belonged to a friend. I took the second picture of the...
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30’s grommet Talon zip front, knit waist Admiral Byrd
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Now some zip fronts. Half belt. Another half belt. Cool chest pocket. Unfortunately no picture of the back. And here’s mine...
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Scully Bros. w/ very interesting side adjusters. No name, spread collar w/ half belt and a fancy back reminiscent of the classic...
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More Cossacks with the familiar shawl style collar. Calfskin was also used quite often for this style. California Sportswear in...
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Amazing, thanks for sharing! Here are some old Cossacks. Couple of spread collar styles with the knitted waists. Albert Richard...
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This image is the first image or mention of a zipper in men's outwear. They make it out as some thing new! -
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In 1931 they show in the inside of the reversable jacket. 1931 Sears catalog
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Here are a few for the younger lads in 1930. I did not know, till now, the Boyville name was used this early. The descriptions are a...
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This is the jacket referred to in the above image. Note chrome tanned leather specified and front quarter. Another one I've never...
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There are probably vintage jackets we will never see, gone. I have never seen a jacket like this. Read the description. It is...
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The style turned to Capeskin in the 1944 catalog. The Capeskin was always a choice in the 30s and 40s. By 1944 in was the only leather...