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As promised, not thrifted by me, but by a legendary consignor who wishes to remain anonymous. Sent to me to sell, but left the thrift tags on as proof of "the score" and with his permission, I post some of them below....
Sit. Down.
NWOB John Lobb driving shoes. Awesome score, right? Well...
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How bout NWOT Hermes leather belt #1? Warning: Spoiler! (Click to show)
Number 2? Warning: Spoiler! (Click to show)
And what gave me headexplode.gif when I opened this box.... Warning: Spoiler! (Click to show)



100% VICUNA
..the best part? He told me it was 40% off that day.

This is insane! And people just drop these things off at GW like garbage.


ex wives anyway.

post #52247 of 71157
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Originally Posted by HansderHund View Post

Really nice look! I did half expect you to look like Bill the Butcher, so that was a mild disappointment. happy.gif

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I like your thrift fit pics - I notice you always rocking a nice classic color sweater. What do you think of a very deep yellow Vneck paired with white shirt light blue pinstripes as a combo to try one day?

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Would hold its own in WAYWRN. Well done sir.

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post #52248 of 71157
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Any 17 35s out there looking for some shirts? I picked these up tonight and would like to pass the lot along to a thread regular for cost + shipping and gas. All in good condition (a few pulled threads on the Golden Fleece), fresh from the dry cleaner. Wish these fit me, but knew someone here would appreciate them.
Golden Fleece light blue with stripes, spread collar, french cuff, MOP
Ben Silver blue and white pencil stripes, cutaway collar, MOP
Ben Silver yellow and white university stripe, button down collar
Ben Silver white with blue stripes, spread collar, french cuff, MOP
Ben Silver ecru, spread collar, french cuff, MOP
Ben Silver light blue, linen, spread collar, MOP
Ben Silver peach/orange, linen, point collar (XL)


And a few more, not available:
Golden Fleece, contrast collar, MOP
Ben Silver mini gingham, MOP
Ben Silver pink, MOP
Ben Silver coral and white stripes, MOP

 

 

OMG!!!! Noice!!!

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Anybody want a pair of Alden suede driving loafers in a 10 E for $48, kind if a lot but I can proxy if anybody wants them.
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Check out this time machine I came across

1.21 gigawatts! (Click to show)

 

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In amazing condition considering its age.

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Originally Posted by Evil Abed View Post

Check out this time machine I came across

1.21 gigawatts! (Click to show)

 

wow.gif

 

In amazing condition considering its age.

 

wow.gifis right! That's so awesome! Did you buy it? I wonder what is the oldest piece anyone has ever found on this thread.

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Nah, not sure why I didn't. Oh yeah, the closet full I need to unload. It's been there a few weeks already I think. Inevitably, if I go look for it tomorrow, it'll be gone.

 

On that note, any of my local homies going to the grand re-opening of that place near me later today?

 

Also, went to NM last call today and spent $100 I didn't have. When I heard about the stacking discounts I was like

 

 

1000


Edited by Evil Abed - 11/3/12 at 1:16am
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^^^^^ I have a tail coat dated 1935, but the coolest dated piece I have is a J Press tweed blazer dated 1966.
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Also, if anybody is a size 10.5 E and wants a pair of Crockett & Jones wingtips for free, PM me. They need to be stripped, as it looks like someone tried to polish them with black polish (they are brown). I would do it myself it they were my size, but they are just a little too big for me. Just send me shipping and they are yours.
post #52255 of 71157
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Originally Posted by caseyfud View Post

Found a damaged Hermes today; . . . if I can get it patched up . . .

Easily fixed with a needle and thread, if you're handy. PM me if you want me to describe how I'd do it. Or probably < $5 at your local tailor.
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Also, if anybody is a size 10.5 E and wants a pair of Crockett & Jones wingtips for free, PM me. ...

Dibs! PM sent.
post #52256 of 71157

I found these Corneliani ID chukka boots yesterday;

 

700

 

Do you guys have any idea who makes these for Corneliani?

 

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700700700

post #52257 of 71157
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^^^^^ I have a tail coat dated 1935, but the coolest dated piece I have is a J Press tweed blazer dated 1966.

 

Wow that is ancient! I have a Ratner SC from the 1960's. It has mini black and white checks which look like mini hounds tooth from afar. Pretty bad ass!

post #52258 of 71157
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Originally Posted by eazye View Post

^^^^^ I have a tail coat dated 1935, but the coolest dated piece I have is a J Press tweed blazer dated 1966.

I have an overcoat with the Works Project Administration tag which dates it to 1933, I believe. The thing would stop bullets and is in mint condition.
post #52259 of 71157
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Originally Posted by tonylumpkin View Post


I have an overcoat with the Works Project Administration tag which dates it to 1933, I believe. The thing would stop bullets and is in mint condition.

 

Oh man, I've got to see this! Pics!!!

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I've got a 1933 green velvet WPA- tagged Brooks Brothers smoking jacket, tagged 46 R but fits like a 44.  Thing is sick and hand worked.  Picked it up at SA for 4.99 last year.

 

Not worth much on eBay - most seem to retail for about 70$, however, but I collect really ancient stuff (like shirts by Brooks Brothers, Hathaway, et al. with MOP buttons as standard) because the details of the construction are so interesting.  The minute you get into superfine/thin fabrics, MOP buttons and stitching denser than you've seen its an much older piece dating from the 40's or before.

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