I will post the 1943 Sears Catalog pages with the first mention of Topline. Very few of the extraordinary jackets posted here are in any year Sears catalog. Catalogs do have their limits as these pages show. Perhaps their is a catalog supplement I have not seen which shows more Topline. It...
I'd say the same. It is early mid 50s. These were a very popular jacket in post-war USA, the military look with the cuffs and collars, very useful, comfortable jackets that were made for work or leisure. They came in a variety of configurations; no fur collar, no zip, different pockets, but...
Congratulations! A beautiful jacket indeed. Well worth the money. What magnificent leather!
@jeo is this an example of Freid Osterman? Isn't this the same jacket, like mine and the black jacket posted in the Block thread.
This jacket has me questioning the Admiral Byrd label.
I look...
Code 33? What is this about? Did Durable make these jackets with this code? I forgot this Durable I sold several years ago. I don't recall any interior pocket tags, but it has been a few years.
Want to see more of this beauty! This may be one of the jackets in the WIld Ones, The Topline were indeed that, the last of the Golden Age style. They lasted about one year in the Sears catalog. I had a recent discussion with @jeo about the Topline brand. They made quite a variety of...
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