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Water Buffalo? I have a pair of water buffalo shoes purchased a few years ago.
 

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^^^^ Wow, that is one of the coolest jackets I think I've ever seen. :slayer:
 

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...yep, isn't it?

and just when you think it is as cool as it can be...one more detail you might have missed. If you look closely at the pic of the breast pocket you will notice it is actually two pockets. There is a smaller pocket sewn over the regular breast pocket ...maybe as a wee little ticket pocket...or perhaps to hold the arms of you glasses?

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I always wondered how you handled situations like this. I assume you bid like everyone else. From a second account, obviously.


Nope, never. The things that I like... you never see on auction :) I also work for clothes.

Here's a piece of Dresner Gladstone luggage stamped 1926.


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Coolest thing I've ever found by far. Vintage Huntsman fox hunting jacket. 100% hand made. Built like a tank. Too tired to describe it in a way that does it justice, and the pics can't possibly compare to real life.
 
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Wow, that is a beautiful piece. Art.
Coolest thing I've ever found by far. Vintage Huntsman fox hunting jacket. 100% hand made. Built like a tank. Too tired to describe it in a way that does it justice, and the pics can't possibly compare to real life.
 

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Funny, I just found a similar hunting jacket from E. Tautz & Sons. It is handmade and very heavy. It appears to be dated 21/9/15! It is in excellent condition (Sorry, the photos aren't good.) Does anybody know where to find the potential value of it?









 

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Cross-post from the Thrift thread. Cut, composition and materials lead me to think it's from the early 1950s. The buttons appear to be bakelite. There are a few pinpoint moth holes and some wear at the back of the armpits but it fits me fine. I'll probably wear it as a shacket or as a layer (see photo) but from the shirt tails I think it may have been intend to be worn tucked in. I dig that look - with highwaisted, baggy pants - but I don't have anywhere to pull it off.

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Also a crosspost from the thrift thread.

1960s vintage Mauna Kea Beach Hotel aloha shirt.

Fabric is rayon (I think), buttons are metal made to look like lava. Style is all 60s...

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Cross-post from the Thrift thread. Cut, composition and materials lead me to think it's from the early 1950s. The buttons appear to be bakelite. There are a few pinpoint moth holes and some wear at the back of the armpits but it fits me fine. I'll probably wear it as a shacket or as a layer (see photo) but from the shirt tails I think it may have been intend to be worn tucked in. I dig that look - with highwaisted, baggy pants - but I don't have anywhere to pull it off.



Wow, love that combination of the denim jacket on that bad boy! Pair that puppy with some LVC's and a pair of broken in brown boots and you are set, my man!
 

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