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  1. tmitchell59

    What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?

    c.1939 J.C. Penney wool half-belt. Thanks to @AHP91 for posting this. I'm much happier than I look!!
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    Finds and Deals - Leather Jacket Edition

    "Fancy Back" 1936 .
  3. tmitchell59

    What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?

    Third of my recent Triple Play. The home run jacket is in transit This Ralphs-Pugh may be the one. I've been through a lot of crosszips and this may be the keeper. Has more of an Aviator feel. Fits well, easy to wear, looks great in brown Steerhide.
  4. tmitchell59

    What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?

    My recent old timer.
  5. tmitchell59

    Vintage Outerwear: Threads of the Past

    I am thinking CSC too. Seems I've seen a similar jacket. I like it!
  7. tmitchell59

    What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?

    A great fit and so practical for cooler weather.
  8. tmitchell59

    What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?

    I can't seem to keep up, I don't recall seeing this Beauty! Does this have a label? Please post more of this jacket. This must be new too? I can see the zipper is a Conmar with the middle of the pull cut out? This would be a Wartime zipper. You must post more.
  9. tmitchell59

    What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?

    Brill Brothers Golden Thread Seems I've been after this jacket for years. Came from South Korea. Zippers tell me 1960s. Nice warm jacket with style.
  10. tmitchell59

    How many new jackets do you have coming (and how many potential ones)?

    Looks/feels unused. Larger than I thought. Very wearable. I have a sheep lined barnstormer. This is more wearer friendly. Yes, it is amazing and Brown. RP had few equals.
  11. tmitchell59

    How many new jackets do you have coming (and how many potential ones)?

    Triple Play Day; just arrived. Ralphs-Pugh brown Steerhide, mid 1950s. Brill Brothers Golden Thread wool/leather, c.1960s. This jacket came from Seoul, South Korea on a few days. The double breasted horsehide coat in excellent condition is c.1930s. The leather is amazing. They all fit too!
  13. tmitchell59

    Vintage Outerwear: Threads of the Past

    All the picture above were taken with a Sony Nex5 camera. These are a few years old. When I got a smart phone I started using it. The smart phone is convenient and can do a lot of processing quickly and go right to the net. but, the Sony takes better pictures and especially video. The...
  14. tmitchell59

    Vintage Outerwear: Threads of the Past

    Calfskin Note the Cedar Rapids, Iowa store label. CSC sent salesman to enlist stores to sell CSC jackets.
  15. tmitchell59

    Vintage Outerwear: Threads of the Past

    This is another Goat from the mid 30s. Different back design.
  16. tmitchell59

    Vintage Outerwear: Threads of the Past

    Goatskin c.1944
  17. tmitchell59

    Vintage Outerwear: Threads of the Past

    Another Pony Hide with pockets
  19. tmitchell59

    Vintage Outerwear: Threads of the Past

    California Sportswear Jacket. The Sunrise, as pictured is, is c.1940. This was a very popular style for CSC dated back to c.1936. It was available in Goatskin, Horsehide, Calf Skin, Pony hide. What makes it most interesting is the MW label. While this was a common label for CSC to use in...
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    What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?

    Reed Sportswear-black roughout Trucker
  21. tmitchell59

    Vintage Outerwear: Threads of the Past

    I just took a few stills out of a video I forgot about. This jacket has the skier label. The zipper is dated 1939.
  22. tmitchell59

    Vintage Outerwear: Threads of the Past

    Jim Penney Sportswer. c.1944. J.C. Penney had an interesting variety of labels, especially pre-war.
  23. tmitchell59

    How many new jackets do you have coming (and how many potential ones)?

    This beauty is on the way. The lining reminds me of early Schott jackets for the 30s. They seem to only exist in books. There is one very similar in the Schott book. some differences, but very close. The leather looks amazing and very clean Condition. May be a bit small.

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