When I was in my early thirties my hairdresser suggested she might give me (expensive), grey streaks - she said it would make me look more distinguished, mature and perhaps help me gain promotion - As a money savvy Yorkshireman I declined the offer. Now at 64 I've got them for free - nuff said!
One of mine too but I'm sure if there were any customers jackets in the hoard, Aero will let us know when they've had time to stock check.
I'm pretty sure it'd be bad style to start bombarding them with emails asking whether ours were nicked.
I thought the same as Eastwood stated above when I saw these pics. Ive got no knowledge about Russian jackets but the 'paper clip' zipper pull seemed to date it late 50's rather than mid 40's.
I found a child's plywood rocker in a charity shop for £10 and completed the set with the chairs three weeks later from an antique shop for £7 each. I'm on a Norwegian Airlines plane so can't upload pics but I'll do that as soon as I can. A bit of research identified them as having been designed...
I can't post pics at the moment as I'm out of the house but I own a couple of nice vintage sewing machines, a Singer 201k and a 1960s Universal by Brother. Both have external electric motors are excellent workhorses - straight stitch forward and reverse - all I need for lightweight leather work.
I was most moved (at the age of 15 in 1968 by the final scene in Planet of the Apes 1 when Taylor (Charlotte Heston) and Nova (Linda Harrison) ride around the coast and see the broken Statue of Liberty rising from the sand. Taylor realizes he has returned to a future post apocalyptic Earth where...
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