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The Thread to Display Your 1940s Suits
I find it appealing because it's a bit more "exotic" in provenance. But the condition is quite bad... not worth the price for me. -
Show us your British suits
The two part facings are perfectly normal. I have seen this on many European suits... just a way of avoiding waste at cutting. -
Show us your Thrift and/or yard sale finds
Thanks guys! under the watches is a unused leather briefcase. The cars are Wiking plastic models of German 30's cars.- Fastuni
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- Forum: The Display Case
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Show us your Thrift and/or yard sale finds
Fleamarket finds from this weekend:- Fastuni
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- Forum: The Display Case
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Show Us Vintage GERMAN Suits
I have handled so far three German suits with DB waistcoats without lapels. Period illustrations also suggest that it certainly wasn't in unusual, though of course rare compared to normal SB fare. -
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1930s German Suit (Coat+Waistcoat+Trousers) Navy blue Sz.40S
Sold to Guttersnipe!- Fastuni
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- Forum: Classifieds
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German flag WWII ??
I also don't think this is any sort of official Third Reich item... could be from some youth gang (1930's to 60's?) or for post-war theatrical purposes (to avoid using the swastika or sig-runes or for a fictionalized dictatorship). The obvious question: what's the provenance - where did you get... -
Vintage Polo Shirts
White cotton jersey shirt with double breast pockets. It is a newer shirt (80's or 90's deadstock) that I altered by adding 1930's buttons and reshaping the collar to give it spearpoints. Makes for a nice summer leisure shirt.- Fastuni
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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1930s German Suit (Coat+Waistcoat+Trousers) Navy blue Sz.40S
Feel free to make an offer. You can PM me also. If there are any questions, please ask.- Fastuni
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- Forum: Classifieds
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1930's Spearpoint Collars German NOS Deadstock 38 - 43 cm
Bump! Get some wonderful collars in perfect spearpoint shape!- Fastuni
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- Forum: Classifieds
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Show Us Vintage GERMAN Suits
Mid-1930s German three-piece suit. Masterful tailor-work. High quality navy-blue wool cloth with a soft touch. Not stiff or scratchy. Very good condition. Double-breasted waistcoat. Size is about a 40 Short. PM me if interested! -
How Old do You Think This Stanley Blacker Blazer is?
Early 80's is my estimation. -
The Thread to Display Your 1940s Suits
If one insists on utilizing a tuxedo (a formal garment to be worn with a definite set of certain ascessoires) as a normal suit with brown shoes and a colorful patterned bowtie, "rules" of any sort are out of the window. That being said: the "blue" of the tuxedo is midgnight-blue... which... -
Spear point collar shirts
Thanks Paddy! Another deadstock find: Lots of mint German 1930's spearpoint collars in the "Classifieds" for sale. From 38 cm to 43 cm... have a look. http://www.thefedoralounge.com/showthread.php?83140- Fastuni
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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1930's Spearpoint Collars German NOS Deadstock 38 - 43 cm
From a dissolved menswear store: A great opportunity to get pristine, mint, unused, untouched (you get the idea... ;)) white semi-stiff spearpoint collars. They come in the original paper cover. Original "Dornbusch" and "Famos" collars, made in Germany ca. 1935-1940. 5 x Sz. 38 cm (15 in) 5...- Fastuni
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- Forum: Classifieds
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The Nazi Gold Train
Robin Lumsden, who writes collectors guides to Third Reich/SS militaria and is a respected authority in collector circles, states this in his book "The Allgemeine - SS". Diebitsch and Heck designed a lot of other stuff for the SS, too. Which is exactly what your claim is. Now is your "source"... -
The Nazi Gold Train
You can't be serious... :eusa_doh: The black SS uniform was designed by the SS officers Karl Diebitsch and Walter Heck. Hugo Boss, a party member, got the first contract to produce the uniforms. The SS officers and bigwigs of course didn't have to resort to factory produced uniforms, but had... -
The Nazi Gold Train
When will this myth ever die? Boss didn't design anything. The uniforms were designed by the respective organizations themselves, and continued German uniform traditions while accounting for contemporary fashion preferences. Boss was a workwear/sportswear/uniform manufcaturer back then that... -
Show us your vintage French tailored garments.
I will PM you the measurements and details for your consideration.
