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Show Us Vintage GERMAN Suits
Exactly. Yes it had peak lapels as 99% of DB suit coats. -
Show Us Vintage GERMAN Suits
Another nice example of a 1930/40's double breasted suit being altered during the 1950's or early 60's. The collar and lapels, the square pocket flaps reveal that it once was a double breasted jacket. Also the wide legs have been narrowed to 50's taste. -
Show off the sports coats.
American 1930-40's sportcoat made of light brown gabardine. Label of "Raymond Levine - Chicago" back then one of the finest haberdashers in Chicago. Nipped waist, padded chest and back vent. Size 38 Regular. -
WWII Leather Jacket.
By your description it is a German 1950's civilian motorcylist jacket. -
Nazi V2 archival documents found
The "sad readers" was not directed personally at you. Sorry for writing it that harshly. Non-German speakers of course are at a disadvantage. The sad part indeed is that the "daily mail" is (again) resorting to lies and sensationalist fantasy to mislead readers. -
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Romanian Fashions in the mid-20th Century
Yes! I guess that the man was a member of the German minority (mostly in Transsylvania). In Eastern Europe Alpine-style clothing was often (of course not exclusively) worn by Germans. I try to figure out the short jacket on the last photograph worn with Breeches. It is made of a soft, fluffy... -
What are you wearing today??
Always a joy to see my finds being put to good use. :)- Fastuni
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Show us their suits
An Austrian website dates it to 1933, which seems correct. There are some more photos of him at that occasion, but they are all portraits. Some more Schrödinger... another archetype of the intellectual/scientist with scruffy hair, round spectacles, tweed and bowtie. 1943 Probably also... -
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Show us their suits
Erwin Schrödinger wearing a soft-draping flannel sportcoat/suit with buttoned pocket flap, round neck sweater and bowtie. -
1952 Fleck Tweed Suit "ClipperCraft" Sz. 40
The hem is 25.5 cm. The waist can be let out by a mere 3 cm. I still await a response by Bernard Newman. (To your information Bernard, I have more 30-40's clothing in actual size 38 if you are interested.)- Fastuni
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- Forum: Classifieds
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What is your favorite hat crease?
Shows how utilitarian hats were (widely) seen back then. I guess most here would get a heartstroke if someone pushed a tack into the brim. Those creases are great. -
Vintage Creatives
There is photographic evidence of Le Corbusier working unencumbered by any clothing. He apparently felt most creative that way. ... Here by the way Le Corbusier with his co-workers... some nice 1940's European casual clothing...- Fastuni
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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1952 Fleck Tweed Suit "ClipperCraft" Sz. 40
The back is 77 cm + 4 cm collar. 57 cm / 22.4 in chest 52 cm / 20.4 in waist 48 cm / 18.8 in shoulders Thanks to the butterfly lining it can be fitted witout problem for a smaller size. The length can be shortened by ca. 3 cm by moving up the hem (without cutting anything). Trouser waist or...- Fastuni
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- Forum: Classifieds
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Vintage Creatives
Thankfully no pictures of Corbusier actually at work. :D- Fastuni
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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1952 Fleck Tweed Suit "ClipperCraft" Sz. 40
25 USD price drop! Get it before it hits the bay.- Fastuni
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- Forum: Classifieds
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Volksdeutsche
@filfoster Nazi notions of Germanness were founded on the idea of racial affiliation, not on the pre-war Reich borders, which were perceived by the Nazis to be too constricting, artificial and outdated. Hence the desire to expand the Reich to include „living space“ in the East. In the... -
1930's German Linen Sportcoat Sz. 40
The sleeves of the Austrian work jacket have been let out (and a cotton edge added) to 64 cm. The back length is 68 cm (including collar). So yes... rather short.- Fastuni
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