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  1. Dinerman

    The Fedora Lounge Guide to Mackinaw coats

    1930s Double Duty and 1930s ladies Oppenheim Collins
  2. Dinerman

    The Fedora Lounge Guide to Mackinaw coats

    shawl collar army mackinaws
  3. Dinerman

    Vintage Hunting Clothes

    USMC shooting jacket
  4. Dinerman

    Show Us Your OVERCOATS

    Burberry's London
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    Vintage Picking and Road Tripping with Dinerman

    Some more neon, San Francisco.
  7. Dinerman

    Vintage Picking and Road Tripping with Dinerman

    On the road in California- will be posting more in the next couple of days.
  8. Dinerman

    The History of American Field

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  9. Dinerman

    The History of American Field

    The Hettrick Mfg. Co. was founded in 1893 (or 1891, depending on the source) in Toledo, Ohio as a manufacturer of canvas goods, largely awnings and wagon covers. In 1921, they launched the "American Field" line of hunting garments. A bit of a late comer to the hunting game, they advertised...
  10. Dinerman

    The History of Hunting Clothes, a Fedora Lounge Guide

    The Hettrick Mfg. Co. was founded in 1893 (or 1891, depending on the source) in Toledo, Ohio as a manufacturer of canvas goods, largely awnings and wagon covers. In 1921, they launched the "American Field" line of hunting garments. A bit of a late comer to the hunting game, they advertised...
  11. Dinerman

    What did 1910's-20's hikers/climbers brought or wore?

    This one's also a good resource. http://www.thefedoralounge.com/threads/historic-hillwalking.32787/
  13. Dinerman

    What did 1910's-20's hikers/climbers brought or wore?

    http://www.thefedoralounge.com/threads/the-adventurers-gear-thread.10666/
  14. Dinerman

    What did 1910's-20's hikers/climbers brought or wore?

    Alistair- another question- are you looking for US or European type hiking/climbing gear? The two were very different in that period.
  15. Dinerman

    The History of Drybak

    Here you go! http://thefedoralounge.com/threads/the-history-of-red-head-brand.84545/
  16. Dinerman

    The History of Red Head Brand

    E.C. Cook & Bro. was founded in Chicago c.1867 by E.C. Cook (b.1845) and his brother F.W. Cook. They were manufacturers of awnings, tents, waterproof wagon,horse and truck covers, flags, banners and canvas signs. Later they expanded range to include hunters' and tourists' outfits, including...
  17. Dinerman

    The History of Hunting Clothes, a Fedora Lounge Guide

    E.C. Cook & Bro. was founded in Chicago c.1867 by E.C. Cook (b.1845) and his brother F.W. Cook. They were manufacturers of awnings, tents, waterproof wagon,horse and truck covers, flags, banners and canvas signs. Later they expanded range to include hunters' and tourists' outfits, including...
  19. Dinerman

    The History of Drybak

    That's the next one on the list, the last of the old big makers still having things produced under their name.
  20. Dinerman

    What did 1910's-20's hikers/climbers brought or wore?

    There was purpose made hiking clothing from companies like Duxbak. Originals from the 1910s-1920s can still be picked up surprisingly reasonably. There was a lot of overlap of what was used for hiking/camping/expeditions and what was made for the hunting market. You'll probably want a felt...
  21. Dinerman

    The Fedora Lounge guide to Sheeplined Coats

    1940s Sno-Fo
  22. Dinerman

    Reproduction classic workwear

    Lofgren
  23. Dinerman

    Dating Clothes by snaps

    Anyone else have garments with datable snaps to add to this?

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