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Help Identifying this Denim Jacket
It's not for me, but it's an interesting feature. If anything. it makes more sense of the extra lines on the front. The price, though - yeesh. I still struggle with the idea of a modern Type three at anything over a tonne....- Edward
- Post #15
- Forum: Outerwear and Workwear
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Help Identifying this Denim Jacket
Ah - that makes more sense of the additional stitching over the front. I'd assume so - either one of the big fashion houses or some uber-obscure Japanese denim label. I suppose this is reflective of the fact that there's only so far you can go to shake-up the basic denim jacket. With that bit...- Edward
- Post #12
- Forum: Outerwear and Workwear
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What was the last TV show you watched?
"The noughties" was a popular one in the more inane end of the media over here. I can but hope those who perpetuated it are bound for the same circle of Hell as those who celebrated the "Platty Joobs", as well as those who insist they are Irish once a year while waving a shamrock with one too...- Edward
- Post #18,555
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Schott Sconosciuto
Hi there! Welcome to our space. I'm not sure there are many Italian speakers in these parts (though I'm sure there are one or two). You'll find English is the common language round here and will get you more reaction. Don't worry if your grammar isn't perfect - there are lots of ESL (English as...- Edward
- Post #3
- Forum: Outerwear and Workwear
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What Cap Are You Wearing Today?
Oh! That is interesting. Not seen that before, but assume it's based on a period original idea? Great, practical concept, presumably from the days before dry-cleaning... -
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What Cap Are You Wearing Today?
Better shot of the Daisy May: I'm really pleased with this one. I have two Bronson A3 caps I bought on a bit of a whim (they seem to be identical to the ones in the Luctece website, down to the same mistake in the logo transfer - they read "Army Air Force" instead of "Army Air Forces", which... -
What Cap Are You Wearing Today?
A quick run into the office this morning to pick up a bunch of post. Wearing this Lutece "Hickory Stripe Slugger Cap Spitfire Hot Rod Rockabilly Railroad Vintage Nose Art", as they snappily call it on their website. Bought it last year, it's become something of a favourite. Could be improved by... -
Help Identifying this Denim Jacket
Good call. I' not familiar with who the presenter is - looks like a judge on a television show? - but if I'm reading the shot right, it looks like product placement is a thing here, so the clothing may well be part of that, and they might well list it in the credits. (Here in the UK PP is...- Edward
- Post #4
- Forum: Outerwear and Workwear
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Help Identifying this Denim Jacket
Looks like a fairly standard Type 3, though those extra seams / stitching on the upper chest are probably a dead giveaway to someone familiar with the brand. Somebody much more techie than I could probably sharpen the image and zoom in on the buttons - I'd be very surprised if they don't have an...- Edward
- Post #3
- Forum: Outerwear and Workwear
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What advice would you give to your younger selves?
Living in London, I rather enjoy the old Sid Vicious line - "If I get fresh air, I'll die."- Edward
- Post #125
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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You know you are getting old when:
You can't beat a priest with a sense of humour! Just tell him "That would be an ecumenical matter, Father." ;) I knew I was getting old when I stopped being please the Saturday night film was on BBC (no ads), and moved to ITV because I knew I'd need the pee break and didn't want to miss...- Edward
- Post #7,378
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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What was the last TV show you watched?
I'm not aware of anything that says it's not a single take. I loved what they did with Joel in the final series. I always thought he was a drip; about midway through the last series, there's a point where he actually doesn't something very selfless that leads ultimately to him doing time in...- Edward
- Post #18,550
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Do A2 repro brands put their own label anywhere? RMC / eastman / Rainbow Country etc
In my experience, it's standard practice for A2 reproducers to put a small label with their own details on inside one of the pockets, typically underneath the flap or the pocket edge. I'd check round there to see if Rainbow Country follow suit.- Edward
- Post #2
- Forum: Outerwear and Workwear
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Suggestions for action packed or thrilling vintage movies
My favourite bit in Bullit is that car that loses five hubcaps during the chase sequence. I've no idea why it amuses me so much, but it does!- Edward
- Post #13
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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What was the last TV show you watched?
A lot of the popular criticism of Season 4 pushed the narrative that it was getting "too serious", so it's possible they dialled that up to address that. I thought the closing device (the empty sets) was cute - I'm sure I've seen it done before, but can't recall where.- Edward
- Post #18,548
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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What Was The Last Movie You Watched?
That run at UNCLE was a great picture - a real shame they never made any more. I think it did well enough at the box office, but I have a feeling one of the leads got caught up in some scandal or other that knocked back its momentum. Pity.- Edward
- Post #30,690
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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What Was The Last Movie You Watched?
The Paddington films are beautifully done. Mrs Marlowe cried at the start of the first one, and the end of the second. I enjoyed them both. Both pictures are very well translated from the source material - the second deviates more in terms of new story, but the whole is very true to the spirit...- Edward
- Post #30,688
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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What was the last TV show you watched?
I recently finished the last episode of The Marvellous Mrs Maisel. I'm in the camp that enjoyed the final series. The flash-forward sequences were a little jarring at first, but by the end made sense. I liked that we got to know Susie a lot more in this series - while enough was left still to...- Edward
- Post #18,545
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Stratton straw Police hats
Oh! Now that is useful to know - I hadn't actually twigged to that from the form. That makes the felt hats also very attractive; the darker green especially appeals in the felt too. -
Stratton straw Police hats
Thanks, I'll definitely look into that! It's the other colours that have caught my eye. Easy enough to find nice natural-hued straw types over here; browns, blues, greens - not so much. Does seem the colours are more popular with more US LEAs from what I see online, though - I suppose because...
