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ELC Rangoon shirt
Fletch, Thanks for the info. I'm guessing with my 40in waist it won't be a good fit for me. This makes me a sad person. :(- Doc
- Post #6
- Forum: Outerwear and Workwear
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ELC Rangoon shirt
Sorry to Necropost but I’m interested in more info on this shirt. Those who have the Rangoon by ELC, how drastic is the tapper? Also how is the length of the arms? My WWII IMP is a 17/36 and the arms and neck fit very well, under the arms it’s a bit funny though.- Doc
- Post #4
- Forum: Outerwear and Workwear
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I picked up a few Items!
The stem looks different than most I’ve seen. I know that with flight wings and related wings there were so many different manufacturers and so many varmints. The same thing goes for other pins too. I don’t see a hallmark in the pic. so you may be out of luck identifying it. How well does... -
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WWII Crusher and Garrison Caps
I once was a pisscutter man, now I have seen the light. Crusher all the way! I find that the garrison cap falls off too easily, get’s lost even easier. The one thing I like about the garrison is slanting it to the side. -
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What Was The Last Movie You Watched?
I fell asleep near the end for a wile. Did I miss much? hehe- Doc
- Post #4,708
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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WWII Reenactment Pics
Dylan, Greetings from Doc Block! Good to see you made to the FL. The M8 pic is slick. 2nd ID is a great unit and a good bunch of guys. -
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Fashion fads we love to hate
Paisley, I’m sorry but I didn’t mean to offend you. Pant suits are just not something I find flattering. Pant-blouse combos do however looks good. LaMedcine, I agree with you completely, heals have no place in that situation. Safety and functionality all come first and fashion comes last...- Doc
- Post #267
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Fashion fads we love to hate
Dimondback, Never would have thought Dexter’s Laboratory would be a Mecca of style but maybe it is. hehe Tomasso, Yes you're exactly right. Maybe I should forgo the usual crocs, dicky shorts and mesh shirt for the lap coat and see where it gets me. lol All, Last week I went looking...- Doc
- Post #244
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Fashion fads we love to hate
Perhaps someone has mentioned this but I don’t think so. Oversized women wearing low-rise jeans with equally small tops. The product you get form this equation of fashion (and taste) deficiency is about three inches of chubby rolls of skin. OK now that everyone has broken for the head please add...- Doc
- Post #240
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Formal Wear Primer
I have a question; I’ve looked all over but not really found an answer. I’ve seen in a few photos a white scarf being worn with evening attire. What’s the story on this accessory? When is it to be worn and was it in vogue in the 1930’s? One final question, perhaps thread worth; where there... -
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New Air Force Uniforms to be made by Brooks Brothers
Hummm the new uniform looks like an old one they hade about 3 or 4 years back. However they didn’t have a belt. When those where phased out they adopted a blue blazer coat. No breast pockets, no belt, no shoulder loops either, you looked like a business men with flare on you. Have to say... -
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Help Me Identify This Khaki Jacket
Try these photos on for size. The first photo is of 142nd General Hospital in Calcutta (circa 43/44). Col. Howard S. McConkin (right) and Lt. Gen. Raymond A. Wheeler (left) are wearing the coat in question. Second photo is of Brig. Gen. Lewis Pick awarding Dr. Ravdin the Legion of Merit. This...
