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OI collect 40s and WWII era items and added this little charmer to my collection (my first teapot actually) its an India Red Cross dated...
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OI picked this Manning Bowman pot up because of the three different metals. It is great kitchen accent. Apparently patented in 1899.
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ONot old (picked it up at a tea shop about 10 years ago) but I loved the design of this one.....
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OJohn Lewis ‘Anyday’ are my current go to plain T shirts, look great and wear well...
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OOswald reacted to Edward's post in the thread Photo of a gentleman wearing a waistcoat with a white piping on the edge with
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Interesting seeing this come around again. This is a detail which is still around, but you'll only see it, certainly here in England, in... -
OOswald replied to the thread Help me dating an old vintage waiscoat.Im no expert but my gut instict is Edwardian and I'd agree with your assessment for day wear
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OFound a couple of photos of two of the bows I bought from the eBay seller referenced above: This third shot is a different tie than...
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OHigh waist, fishtail detail, higher at the back, no belt loops, buttons for braces and buttoned flies. My lady is not only a talent, she...
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OOswald replied to the thread Button Fly Suit Trousers.personally if I have a choice in the matter I go for a button fly; one advantage is a button is simple to replace orreattached yourself...
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OI posted these pics when I wore "My gal Mal" earlier this week on the - What hat are you wearing today thread. But I wanted to post them...
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OThat's a nice one Rick. The felt looks really supple, and I like the wide ribbon!!! My new lid still hasn't come in, but I did get some...
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ODo you have any WWII musical favorites? One of mine is "Lili Marleen", in part because there is an interesting story behind it (and in...
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OI bought that one !
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OOswald reacted to Doctor Damage's post in the thread The Clothing of the Early Mount Everest Mountaineers with Like.
Here's another photo from the 1922 expedition. Click for larger.
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OOswald reacted to Doctor Damage's post in the thread The Clothing of the Early Mount Everest Mountaineers with Like.
Mallory and Norton in 1922 on Everest, during one of the early attempts prior to Mallory's fatal 1924 attempt. Needless to say, the...