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Gloves: sizing, etiquette and all other stuff
Will these do for you? http://www.equestriancollections.com/product.asp?groupcode=ER01683 they are crochet back and pigskin palm. I love these and use them everyday for casual riding. They are not vintage, but most equestrian things are based on historical standard uses and do not have a...- TracyB
- Post #148
- Forum: The Powder Room
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Ladies Coats: 40s vs 50s vs 60s
I have been trying to search, but haven't found anything so I will add this question here. Would you say that the styles for fur would have followed as well? I would htink that since if a lady owned a fur it was assumed that it wouldn't be replaced with style therefore maybe harder to date...- TracyB
- Post #10
- Forum: The Powder Room
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What leather conditioner do you use?
Hi! I am new here was really looking for some information on my vintage fur and my 1942 sidesaddle habit, but I thought I would chime in here. Pure Neatsfoot oil is very hard to come by these days. Now it is pretty much a compound, the compound is said to rot stitching. This is not much...- TracyB
- Post #78
- Forum: Outerwear and Workwear
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Questions About the United States Navy Peacoat
Thanks! I thought so, but it was VERY well made for the civilian market, that's why it threw me off.- TracyB
- Post #480
- Forum: Outerwear and Workwear
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Questions About the United States Navy Peacoat
Help with Tags?? What a wonderful forum, although I have a coat here that I was unable to find in your archives. Or even was this a coat made for the military. I have never seen a tag like this one. Also this coat does not have an inside pocket. The coat itself is well worn, high...- TracyB
- Post #478
- Forum: Outerwear and Workwear
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