I went back to have a much more detailed look at the jacket and scrutinized the stitching. It's been butchered. Which is a shame because it fit me great and I would have loved to have picked up a nice 1937 belted back jacket.
I did stop by another store and grabbed some photos of some of...
Interesting thoughts all around. To be honest, it could have very well been altered and nobody would really know for sure. I did spend some time looking at the zipper since I thought it odd, and the stitching did look clean and original. It is tucked away in a mostly-women's shop, so I doubt...
Thanks fellas. The jazz suit jacket wasn't cheap. I think $125. For me, it seemed rich for the condition it was in. They also had a suit top from an earlier outfit as well, I think 1900-1915 or so. I know so little about that timeframe, but that's what I would guess from old images I've...
Hey guys,
I know this is not a 'leisure' suit top, but I don't really know what else to call it.
Very similar to the 2 jackets found on the 4th scan of the 35/36 Wards catalog in post #1...
Fastuni,
I re-read your post and realized that you had speculated that the jacket might have been a DB peak lapel. You may be right.
I do not detect any areas higher up that would have been where the top buttons were attached, but I do detect some irregularities around the bottom closure of...
Thanks fellas - totally missed that it could have been a SB peak lapel - I hardly come across them so it didn't cross my mind.
The lack of button holes is a giveaway. My goodness how I wish someone hadn't altered it like that. I'm a big fan of the SB peak lapel jackets.
I will take it...
Hello gents,
I found this coat the other day - an ultra cool suit jacket (most likely an orphan) for $2.
It has a '39 tag and I'm thinking it is closer to the beginning of the time frame since it has roped shoulders and a very suppressed waist. I love the thing...but what is giving me...
Hey guys!
I have some vintage ties up for sale! Each tie is being sold individually, so if you only want 1, cool. If you want 10, cool!
I estimate most of these are vintage 1950s-1960s, but I know very little about vintage bow ties, so they could be older or newer. They are not the huge...
I don't think it looks too bad! Are you concerned that the shoulders are too wide? Depending on the era of the jacket, some jackets maintained a wide silhouette and others were narrow, especially in the shoulders. If it isn't baggy and bunching up, then that sounds like a good thing. A sure...
PRICE REDUCTION: $200 plus $15 shipping in CONUS! That's a $50 price reduction! My last reduction before it gets put up on the 'bay. Would really like to see this go to a forum member. Thanks for looking!
NICE work!
My first contribution to this thread: 1950s-1960s Montgomery Ward from flat-top cowboy hat to 1930's inverse-taper dress hat
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It has a few mild moth chews and needs cleaning but is overall in nice shape and the sweat is perfect. I might trim another...
EDIT: looks like the belted-back feature carried into WWII. Didn't see a tag but will check closer next time. Thanks!
Hey guys,
I stopped by a friends house today and we got to talking. The topic of vintage clothing came up and his dad pulled out an old uniform jacket that he didn't know a...
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