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Vintage Workwear
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marineabilly
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McFarlaneNYC said:Here are some pictures I have gotten from the Life Archives. Some pretty good stuff:
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Got a lot of inspiration from these. More later
Charlie
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Nice Blog!! Thanks for the pics!
http://vintageengineerboots.blogspot.com/
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marineabilly said:Do not...I repeat - do not mess with this chick
Nice Blog!! Thanks for the pics!
http://vintageengineerboots.blogspot.com/
thanks, its new but its getting there.
I am a fan of yours as well.
Charlie
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mattfink said:
thanks. Not to sound to corny but I am also a fan of your blog, it actually was one of the things that inspired me to create mine.
back on topic.
if you follow the link bellow my post you will see my latest post on Maritime workwear. the 2nd installment should go up later tonight.
EDIT: 2nd installment is up: http://cmwthescrapbook.blogspot.com/2010/06/sailor-style-on-sailor-pay.html
Charlie
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Awesome blogs guys!:eusa_clap
I hope to start one soon, thats when i know what to put in it. :eusa_doh:
I hope to start one soon, thats when i know what to put in it. :eusa_doh:
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The top one is killer.buler said:From Charles William 1928 mail order catalog....
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buler said:
This is more like it.
I particularly like the roomy armholes on a shirt with generous proportions and long tails, making for a properly wearable garment. If only all the new ones were made like this...
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To make the monstrous "classic workwear" thread a bit more managable, I've gone through and split it up into vintage and reproduction sections.
So: Post all your original golden era workwear here!
So: Post all your original golden era workwear here!
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mattfink said:
You're welcome.
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McFarlaneNYC
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Great label on these.
HarpPlayerGene
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Whaddya' say, guys? Vintage? '50s? '60s? Later?...
The lack of synthetics and the "Sanforized" bit always makes me think of it as an older piece but the style of coveralls hasn't changed much in a while. [huh]
The lack of synthetics and the "Sanforized" bit always makes me think of it as an older piece but the style of coveralls hasn't changed much in a while. [huh]
I can understand the marketing issues related to the discontinuing the mfg of high quality flared breeches. I personally love them for riding and, Unfortunately, it's almost impossible to find manufactureres of them now. When times get tough, there is nothing tougher for working outdoors than a great pair of quality made breeches. I hope they come back soon with the flared cuts and variations displayed here. Beautiful!!!!buler said:From Charles William 1928 mail order catalog....
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