I was at a thrift shop in Riverside CA found 51 mint condition 1940s ties for $2 each. I bought them all. Some have the original tags NOS. I wonder what the history is behind them and, why someone donated them all to the thrift store. Told my wife at least they are going to a good home now.
I found a 1940s wool double breasted jacket today in near mint condition. The color is navy blue heavy wool. I search all over the AMVETS thrift shop where I found the jacket to search for the pants. After 30 mins of searching with no luc I gave up. Does anyone know where I can get a pair of...
I just started finding 1950s fleck suits in thrift shop all over San Diego area. I really like the wool sport coats. I hit the Jack pot last week when I found a fleck gab jacket and wool coat the same day.
That would be a great score. I'm trying to load the pics having connection issues. There is a Deco style design on the knife. I looked up the name of the knife maker and they made custom knives. The name of the maker is Greg Dion
The way I date my clothes is by the Union Made patch on the interior pocket. Each patch has a serial number. I look them up online and it gives you and time period to which the suit could have been made.
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