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Hi all been away for a bit and just caught the thread back up.The shoe i reconise as a solatio is 102-104 in the picture.A kid at school had a all black pair of the 102 style in 1972-73.We use to joke that it looked like a elephant had trode on them.101 and 107 being norwegians all the styles...- BraveSuede
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It's also interesting that someone like Lasttye saw different details at the other side of London. Well my memories come from being a nipper in east london in the 60's i was 8 in 1969 but i remember the era well. older people around me dressing in the latest fashions and trends.my skinheads...- BraveSuede
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No mate i agree you as a original would notice details that you thought wasnt right.just intrested in your and other original's opinions.- BraveSuede
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I'm afraid that I always noticed where revival skins got things 'wrong' in my view. I also couldn't stand the politicising (that's even though I had been personally very highly political). Yes i couldnt agree more about the political issue the press gave us a tag and no skinheads i knew were...- BraveSuede
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Now she's cute, but I'd have to see her suit in more detail. The guy is stylish, but 60s suits buttoned higher, and I never saw anyone in a cravat. I think skinheads of the 78-81 era were a lot different to the original 67-70.More money being around the image developed into smart skins and...- BraveSuede
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Just another thought about girls' suits - I think I've said this before - but south of the River I saw girls wearing mohair/Trevira/Prince-of-Wales suits in a variety of styles. The skirts were always short and tight, but the jackets varied. One or two girls wore 'baby doll' style jackets. Most...- BraveSuede
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Me too, Brave, sort of... although to my old memory it seems that girls were a lot prettier in those days... maybe the photographer was unlucky that night - I mean the girls in the photo are okay but... I'll stop digging. This bloody hole is getting deeper! Or maybe mate you drunk more then...- BraveSuede
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Just another thought about girls' suits - I think I've said this before - but south of the River I saw girls wearing mohair/Trevira/Prince-of-Wales suits in a variety of styles. The skirts were always short and tight, but the jackets varied. One or two girls wore 'baby doll' style jackets. Most...- BraveSuede
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mid 70s all your mates would look like this, so it'd take a real upstart to sport the short cropped look of the late 60s That looks like around 72-73 pic still boots but more added denim ie jackets.But the hair and flares or lionels as we called them being a typical bootboy thing.see 2 are...- BraveSuede
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I've got a question that's been on my mind for a bit, for those who were around in the 70s... how likely is it that someone would have first gotten into skinhead between the years of 1973-1976, after the heyday of original skinhead, and before the punk/new breed/oi years? I'm talking a kid...- BraveSuede
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looks like a house burberry check running thru the middle of it mate.- BraveSuede
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Finally found me a nice sweater vest for a great price http://www.etsy.com/listing/65397840...-navy-cashmere nice cashmere as well.I see you call them sleeveless vest we call them tank tops.why i dont know.- BraveSuede
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I'm with you on the horns remark, but you can't dismiss the earlier funk records that kept the horn section. What about the Isley Brothers? For the most part though, string sections/Philly Soul can suck it. i love the isley brothers top notch. summer breeze and who's that lady 2 of my favorite...- BraveSuede
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