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WTB: 1940s shoes
Can't afford VSA. I'm looking to spend under $150- VintageEveryday
- Post #4
- Forum: Classifieds
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WTB: Shabby 7 1/2 fedora
Curious to see if anybody has a trashed but wearable (no holes or stains ok with some moth holes) 30s or 40s fedora in need of a restoration for sale. Let me know. I'm looking to refurbish it myself but I don't want one that's in TOO bad a condition.- VintageEveryday
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- 1940s 7 1 2 fedora
- Replies: 5
- Forum: Classifieds
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WTB: 1940s shoes
Looking for a pair of brown 1940s wing tips or cap toe, brogued, size 10.5 or 11. Budget of $150 maximum. They can be in "poor condition" so long as they don't look destroyed, and won't fall apart or split when I wear them.- VintageEveryday
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- 1940s cap toe men's shoes oxfords shoes wing tips
- Replies: 4
- Forum: Classifieds
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WTB: 1920s-1940's Silk Brocade Ties
I don't know if it's silk, but I have a 1940s or late 30s peacock tail themed tie in brown, Yellow and red I could part with- VintageEveryday
- Post #2
- Forum: Classifieds
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Collegiate Pants
Is that little patch on the leg designed to be a school logo?- VintageEveryday
- Post #83
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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What Cap Are You Wearing Today?
Not exactly wearing it so much as making it. Rough mockup of an early '20s esque cap. Just basted and together and awaiting most of it's finishing details. It took ages to get the shape and I may or may not have cheated and used s baseball cap brim. Blue/grey large scale herringbone- VintageEveryday
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- Forum: Hats
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Flat Caps?
I have multiple caps; I just want to try a true vintage style one :p- VintageEveryday
- Post #14
- Forum: Hats
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"Uncontested - The Champ"
I believe the late 40s date is correct .the lining must be a replacement because it a: wasn't stitched in and b: the hat band is darker than the brim trimming. It's faded considerably but noticable in the right light, and was more than likely the same as the one in this 1948 Diplomat ad, so this...- VintageEveryday
- Post #293
- Forum: Hats
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Flat Caps?
Problem is is that $200 for a cap is something I can't do. Lowered prices would be like $75-$100. Which of course isn't bespoke prices at all- VintageEveryday
- Post #6
- Forum: Hats
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Flat Caps?
Looking for an off the rack hat in this style. Trying to avoid bespoke. Anybody know of any retailers?- VintageEveryday
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- 1910s 1920s 1930s 8 panel cap. flat cap newsboy cap
- Replies: 59
- Forum: Hats
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"Uncontested - The Champ"
If it's late 40s, it's probably very late 40s. Though the original seller says the sweatband is identical to one on here dated to the early 40s. It's the one I commented on earlier and noted the lining looks 50s, because the lining which is the same as mine has a usually 50s era plastic...- VintageEveryday
- Post #292
- Forum: Hats
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"Uncontested - The Champ"
I just got the hat, figured there's gotta be a thread on it. I still don't know how to pinpoint it to an exact year though- VintageEveryday
- Post #290
- Forum: Hats
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"Uncontested - The Champ"
I know. I wabted to be a Smartass. So at least we're in agreement that it's 50s. I say early- VintageEveryday
- Post #288
- Forum: Hats
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"Uncontested - The Champ"
Thanks. As far as I can tell from this thread, it's maybe 1950-1954 ish. The older ones (I was originally hoping it was late 40s) had more colorful linings sans the plastic. But I don't know the model... The label is blank. There's also a small stamp on the interior of the lining: DOW,7 1 2...- VintageEveryday
- Post #284
- Forum: Hats
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Fedoras wanted 7 1/2 or 7 5 8
Got the Champ in question. Its a looker!!- VintageEveryday
- Post #29
- Forum: Classifieds
