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Reproduction classic workwear
speaking of e-workers replicating shirts, compare contrast... More on Lon Chaney's lost rail road film, Thunder here: http://www.thefedoralounge.com/showthread.php?p=799508#post799508- mike
- Post #138
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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THUNDER (1929)
THUNDER Released 7/08/29 by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer; Director: William Nigh; Producer: Hunt Stromberg; Screenplay: Ann Price and Byron Morgan, from a story by Byron Morgan; Cinematography: Henry Sharp; Film Editor: Ben Lewis; Art Director: Cedric Gibbons; Titles: Joe Farnham; Wardrobe: David...- mike
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Show Us Your Tattoos
do you think these are more examples of the exceptions rather than the norm though...?- mike
- Post #280
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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Show Us Your Tattoos
If anyone's interested, this week I've got one of my two tattoo artists at my house in Queens tattooing all black and gray portrait work for very affordable prices! :)- mike
- Post #277
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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A truely unique photo.
Images from Thunder... That jacket Lon is wearing looks like it might be one Style Eyes, out of Japan reproduced recently... (and check out that shawl collared sweater on James Murray!) Excellent image here although I wasn't able to access the direct link of the photo for some...- mike
- Post #14
- Forum: The Golden Era
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Hair cuts
I think it looks more like a WW1, John Gilbert/Erich Von Stroheim look!- mike
- Post #491
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Show Us Your Tattoos
Cynthia & Matt - JAWDROPPINGLY BEAUTIFUL WORK!! I may keep that in mind when I'm traveling again! :)- mike
- Post #263
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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Matt Deckard Apparel
Did posts get deleted here? What happened to Matt having professional pictures taken? [huh] -
Tasso Elba linen back belted suit...
I'm sorry, I should have taken some pictures. Their site is frustrating. I saw matching pants in their store by 34th St in NYC but they weren't directly next to the jackets. :eusa_doh: I could go back to the store to take pictures, but I'd be afraid I would come out having bought it! lol -
Life as it was lived then
The Coney Island Side Show maintains this operating schedule all through the spring/summer/fall seasons!- mike
- Post #30
- Forum: The Golden Era
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Tasso Elba linen back belted suit...
well there's a natural that gives you the option of the matching pants. then there's the flat brown jacket and a textured muted brown jacket which might be gray-ish, but it's labeled brown. I'm the wrong person to ask, being color blind :p -
Tasso Elba linen back belted suit...
yes i did! I liked the look, but it certainly is a bit different. I made the trip in with the intention of buying, but got thrown for a loop with the two brown options that decided to not jump in to any quick decisions. -
Tasso Elba linen back belted suit...
Anyone seen these? They have a functioning action back center pleat, petal lining, a nonfunctional throat latch, three matching patch pockets with knife pleats (basically matching the back) The three pockets, each with pocket flaps remind me of something more edwardian/20's or safari-related I... -
A truely unique photo.
It's a great set, definitely pick it up! Wild Boys, Other Men's Women and Heroes for Sale aaaare great! I only wish it was officially a Wild Bill Wellman set so that a follow up could come up featuring So Big, Star Witness, Hatchet Man and a few other gems from the same pre-code era! Other...- mike
- Post #13
- Forum: The Golden Era
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Customer Service -JJ Hat center NYC
I buy caps from them for more than I can pick em up online because I choose to support their fantastic store and business ethic! -
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NYC's Film Forum
lol I don't think you sound contentious! I just haven't experienced here what you've experienced here! I've seen some great stuff here, don't get me wrong. But I spent about 2 years and change out there and really felt like classic hollywood was living just below the surface of everywhere...- mike
- Post #29
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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NYC's Film Forum
I'm a NY'er through and through, but... - the yearly film festival of Last Remaining Seats opening the doors to some of the most classic original movie palaces - film preservation film festivals screening all sorts of incredible and rare films (Hammer Museum, Academy of Motion Picture Arts...- mike
- Post #26
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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NYC's Film Forum
Plus you can't buy tickets ahead of time for the double features it seems. How annoying since they could easily sell out while you're rushing there after work. If there's one thing to miss about Los Angeles, it's the quantity of wonderful films playing regularly at beeeautiful original movie...- mike
- Post #24
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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The best films no one has ever seen.
The Commitments got a lot of press and fans, but was overshadowed by the incredibly well written/acted follow up, The Snapper! But from a golden era point of view, there are so many brilliant films that in my opinion, get nowhere enough praise. I'm going to think about this a bit before I...- mike
- Post #25
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Sweater Prototypes
Do you have one from that other company? How do you like em? I saw em on ebay but they're the same price as through their website. I dig em, but didn't feel compelled to pick one up yet [huh]
