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Were Servicepeople Allowed to Keep It?
Can't say about the other branches of service, but my dad was in the Navy. He was a Seabee and served in the South Pacific near the end of the war - 44-45. He kept all of his uniforms. I guess most of his stuff was lost or discarded over the years, but I used to wear his pea coat and a white...- Matt Crunk
- Post #2
- Forum: WWII
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When you're not dressed vintage...
For my day job as a tattoo artist, my standard work attire is Dickies work trousers (usually khaki, but I have a pair in just about every color they make), black Chuck Taylors, and usually a tattoo-related t-shirt (I collect them from tattoo shops and artists all over the country) or sometimes...- Matt Crunk
- Post #133
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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40s/50s Hairstyles - D/As, Pompadours, etc.
Lately I've been moving toward a more vintage hairstyle everyday. I have a great barber (a real barber, not a hair stylist) that cuts my hair in a way that allows me to look fairly normal (modern) on days when I don't feel like doing anything with it. But with a little bit of Spiker, I can...- Matt Crunk
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Any aspiring Film Noir scriptwriters out there?
I'm looking for scripts to consider for producing as an independent film noir for the strait to video market sometime in the coming year. The project will be shot on high-end digital video, and will have a modest budget. Looking for original scripts that pay tribute to the classic noir genre...- Matt Crunk
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Dead End and Treasure of Siarra Madres
Dead End is one of my all time favorite films. In fact I have never understood why it is not considered the first true film noir. From a cinematography standpoint, it's about as noir as they come. Beautifully lit, or underlit, as it were. The odd camera angles and compositional balance. Mostly...- Matt Crunk
- Post #8
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Avatar hats
Vintage crushable I found at a thrift store. Makin New York brand. You can sit on it, pack it in a suitcase, or even roll and stuff it in your back pocket and the darn thing will always pop right back into shape. -Matt Crunk- Matt Crunk
- Post #12
- Forum: Hats
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Vintage-Style Suit -Sean John
Photos disappearing. Don't know what's going on. I've reposted them several times. They are visible for a while then suddenly they don't show up. I have the photos hosted at Webshots. I'm copying the URL address directly from the photos, and the fact that they show up at all seems to...- Matt Crunk
- Post #32
- Forum: Suits
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Vintage-Style Suit -Sean John
Two of my Unclaimed Baggage finds. Here are a couple of suits I found at the Unclaimed Baggage center I shop at regularly. The first is my Sean Jean suit, the second is a double breasted "gangster" outfit I bought to wear to a friend's wedding. Matt Crunk Hope these photos are...- Matt Crunk
- Post #29
- Forum: Suits
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Vintage-Style Suit -Sean John
Yeah. That's in fact the very one I found the suit at. It's located in Scottsboro, Alabama, about 50 miles from me. Been featured on countless tv shows. I was there once while they were filming a segment for Ellen. -Matt Crunk- Matt Crunk
- Post #26
- Forum: Suits
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Vintage-Style Suit -Sean John
I found a Sean Jean Suit for cheap Lady Luck was with me yesterday, fellas. I found one of these Sean Jean single breasted, peaked lapel, gray pinstriped suits in my size (48R) at a local unclaimed baggage outlet (where airlines send lost luggage that doesn't get claimed) for $60. Looks...- Matt Crunk
- Post #23
- Forum: Suits
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