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  1. Dinerman

    Show us your vintage half-belts

    Late 1940s Sport Jack
  2. Dinerman

    Vintage Hunting Clothes

    Paul Bunyon (that's right, Bunyon, not Bunyan)
  3. Dinerman

    Vintage Hunting Clothes

    1940s Hettrick American Field. Snaps have been added between the original buttons. Rare Prentice zips on the game pocket.
  4. Dinerman

    Stunning Vintage Buco J-24

    I have yet to see an original where the leather wears in such an intentional looking way, or where the leather wears before the lining at the collar, or the label, or other areas prone to damage when something's actually worn, not soaked and rubbed. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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    Vintage Picking and Road Tripping with Dinerman

    The plan was to make a run yesterday down to Dillon, in Southwest Montana. We stopped in Butte for lunch at the reopened M&M cigar store (founded 1890) and at a few antique shops. After a stop at Rediscoveries Vintage Clothing and a lot of shop talk with owner Brian Mogren, who's owned it since...
  7. Dinerman

    can anyone identify this coat?

    Here are a lot more examples: http://thefedoralounge.com/threads/the-fedora-lounge-guide-to-mackinaw-coats.71997/ Like I say, it's near impossible to tell from an outside shot who the maker was on these, there were so many companies. It may be a Wards, but it's just as likely for it to be one...
  8. Dinerman

    can anyone identify this coat?

    That windward is mine. This one has more of a 50s cut. Pattern of the plaid looks like a Jack Frost I had a while back, bu there were so many makers of these, and so many stores putting their labels in (Sears, Montgomery ward, penneys, etc.) that it's impossible to nail it down with any...
  9. Dinerman

    Buttonholes on some men's shirts...

    Horizontal keyhole buttonholes were typical on button flies. Angled buttonholes were also used.
  10. Dinerman

    The Fedora Lounge Guide to Mackinaw coats

    Late 1930s-early 1940s Windward 1980s Ralph Lauren repro of a zip front style briefly popular in the late 1930s.
  11. Dinerman

    How about that vintage western look

    Real McCoys denim lace up shirt
  13. Dinerman

    Vintage Hunting Clothes

    1950s Woolrich shirt 1930s Red Head jacket c.1910 Red Head vest 1910s corduroy vest
  14. Dinerman

    What are you wearing today??

    Cordova cap Ralph Lauren late '30s aviator style leather jacket Plaid zip-front wool vest by Cabinwear Ralph Lauren checked western shirt Studded belt with repro '30s Indian motif belt buckle LVC jeans Geier deerskin Roping gloves Xtratuf boots
  15. Dinerman

    Vintage Picking and Road Tripping with Dinerman

    Last week, we headed off to Big Timber, about an hour west of here. It's always been a quick stop on the way to other places, and I've never had it as a destination; never really spent a lot of time there. We found a large antique store on the outskirts of town we'd never been to before-...
  16. Dinerman

    D-Pocket leather jackets

    Ralph Lauren D-pocket aviator style
  17. Dinerman

    Pre 1940s Stetson Westerns

    No such thing as a job in architecture without a masters unless you want to be an intern drafting bathrooms and stairs for the rest of your life. Just the way the profession and licensing works.
  19. Dinerman

    Pre 1940s Stetson Westerns

    Being forced to sell off my collection and personal hats to pay grad school tuition is pretty funny alright...
  20. Dinerman

    The Cockpit USA Type M-69D Air Transport Coat

    Avirex did a repro M-69 in the '80s sometime, I want to say it had had some kind of cheesy un-related "commemorative" lining. Lindbergh or someone like that. Wouldn't surprise me if Cockpit's dusted off the patterns from that version. Here are some originals. I wore the button front version as...
  21. Dinerman

    What are you wearing today??

    I'm just not so much into disposable fashion. More than willing to do a bit of work to make things last longer.
  22. Dinerman

    Hookless Zipper help please!

    That was the company that turned into talon. They never made jacket zippers, but repro companies have made mashups based on 1930s talon teeth and stop boxes and 1920s pulls. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  23. Dinerman

    The Cockpit USA Type M-69D Air Transport Coat

    Originals generally go in the one to three hundred range and most I've seen are in very good shape. They don't come up all the time, but there's not much of a market when they do. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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