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during the golden era what was worn at a horse farm
Breeches Just Me, thanks for the link. I have visited this site but find that their breech patterns aren't quite in line with the vintage style military patterns that I am looking for. They are more streamlined for the upper class and female segment rider of the time period. In other words...- draws
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- Forum: The Observation Bar
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during the golden era what was worn at a horse farm
Lone Ranger Lone Ranger, Thanks much. The tunics and breeches are custom made for the Lancers by Canterbury Clothing tailors in Quincy, Massachusetts. They can be Googled and either contacted on-line or by phone. They are quite good but can be rather expensive. The Lancers provide the...- draws
- Post #47
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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New Ladies and Gents Step Forward
Another 30s/40s period fan I have been interested in The Fedora Lounge for a number of months but didn't have enough time to join. Well, here I am. I am interested in a number of vintage periods but specifically the pre and post WW1 era and more importantly the 1930s-1940s military cavalry...- draws
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Wanted - Vintage Riding Breeches
I am looking for a pair or pairs of vintage 1930s-1940s era riding breeches for a pre-WWII mounted uniform kit. Specifically, I'm looking for khaki or pinks military cavalry cut breeches (UK or US). They should be in very good (usable) condition. Some specifications are: 36" waist 15"...- draws
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New Ladies and Gents Step Forward
Great looking avatar Dan, I am interested in your avatar. Is that you mounted? If so, what organization are you associated with? Dennis- draws
- Post #2,310
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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during the golden era what was worn at a horse farm
Riding Attire Hi, I'm new to this forum so I'll introduce myself. I have been riding since I was in college (about 35 years) focusing on hunter/jumper. I am now later on in life and continue to ride. My interest has changed to riding one the flat doing the standard walk, trot and canter with...- draws
- Post #44
- Forum: The Observation Bar
