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Can anyone ID the maker of this cashmere overcoat from Asprey?
Cheers all

I have a Zanella-tagged jacket with this label style. An older post in this thread speculated that it was either an older Isaia or older Lubiam. Does anyone have any more info (I've seen this label style posted several times in the thread, no conclusive answers)? If it is indeed an Isaia or Lubiam, can anyone specify which?
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Can anyone id who the maker of this suit is? The suit is from Rose & Born and made in italy
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Older Brooks Brothers shoes. Edward Green by any chance? Thanks!

 

1/508  ---  10 1/2  .   E   .  35  ---   14314.

 

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Older Brooks Brothers shoes. Edward Green by any chance? Thanks!

 

1/508  ---  10 1/2  .   E   .  35  ---   14314.

 

 

 

I'd say so, from the 60s or 70s before they changed hands and upped their game to aim for the foreign market in the 80s. The '508' would most likely be the model designation, if they are indeed EG, as they didn't start using names for their shoes until relatively recently.

 

The hand is very similar to the one used in these tramping brogues, which can be found in the EG catalogue for 1965-66:

 

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(With thanks for EG for the catalogue image, which they provided in response to a question about the tramping shoes and also the veldtschoen boots in the top half of the image)

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Can anyone identify the maker of this Giorgio Armani tux?

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Can anyone identify the maker of this Giorgio Armani tux?

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GFT sPa (Gruppo GFT)

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Picked up these Made in England on the "Virginia" last cap toe oxfords today at a thrift, any ideas on the maker?

 

9 nails on the inside portion of the heel, 12 smaller nails on the outside and a "triangle" near the edge:

 

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No other markings remain on the shoe - any help would be much appreciated, thanks!

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I'd say Cheaney
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Can anyone help me on the maker of these ancient Bass shoes? I've never seen the like before and any insight would be much, much appreciated. IMG_0767.JPG IMG_0768.JPG  IMG_0769.JPG

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What about these lovely little boogers ? Anyone have any idea what they are besides Alligator loafers? One insole tag missing one is half ripped but the last word says "illusion" then under it says Alligator Leather. There is no nail pattern on the soles and full leather with leather heels and rubber pad. The leather out-soles are stamped "38" and there are no visable markings on the inside of the shoes? The quality and craftsmanship looks excellent to me and I did find a black pair very similar on ebay but that's it. The ebay ones say they are sweet illusion brand but that turned up nothing. Any confirm or add any insight to this?

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Gentlemen,

I happened across a pair of near new Vintage 5 nail Imperial Florsheim's (big deal I know)

What is interesting is that they are numbered #37 / 200 by hand on the heel bed of the insole, and stamped the same thing on the side wall. The only other stamped printed or markings otherwise say W. C. Green then again in both shoes in hand writing on the heel bed of the insoles is written:

AH

408

122A

37/200

all in hand written in ink. No other stamped or printed markings any where......?

 

WTF are these, I can't find any info on my own and thought someone here with expertise might be able to lend some insight?

Thanks and they are random narrow size, I am assuming 12 AA as is written 122A?

Limited edition imperial Florsheim, Uploaded from the Photobucket iPhone App

Limited edition imperial Florsheim, Uploaded from the Photobucket iPhone App

Limited edition imperial Florsheim, Uploaded from the Photobucket iPhone App

Limited edition imperial Florsheim, Uploaded from the Photobucket iPhone App

Limited edition imperial Florsheim, Uploaded from the Photobucket iPhone App

 

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