Look at those lapels! Quite a small jacket. It may be German.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2007423985...84.m1423.l2649
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Look at those lapels! Quite a small jacket. It may be German.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2007423985...84.m1423.l2649
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A stroller perhaps?
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looks like yet another of the as yet unclassifiable 'European dinner-jacket type jacket but without grosgrain lapels and maybe a waiter's or band member's jacket'. catchy title non ?
how about a vintage Euro evening jacket.
On the 'Black Suits' thread (http://www.thefedoralounge.com/showt...ck-Suit/page11), Flat Foot Floey has just posted an advert from 1931 for a 'Nachmittag und Abend' (Afternoon and Evening suit). Certainly a better description than 'European dinner-jacket type jacket but without grosgrain lapels and maybe a waiter's or band member's jacket'.
I think 'Nachmittag und Abend' has a nice ring to it. After all, the suits/jackets are often German, so maybe we owe it to the Germans to adopt their original phrase?
Any more suggestions?
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This one with the silk covered buttons would suggest to me that it was not a waiter or band-member's jacket. It probably would have come with trousers in the same fabric, so not a stroller. I posted a similar 1920s suit in the German Suits thread.
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No bids on this one.
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