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  1. Lone_Ranger

    Western Wear

    Yes, very much. But, I live, "East of the Mississippi."
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    Vintage Riding & Equestrian Apparel

    Sounds great! I had contemplated getting breeches, from What Price Glory, but don't have any experience with them. They have three different versions. Cotton Khaki, for summer. Wool Elastique, officer "Pinks," and a wool enlisted version, that looks more like an OD green.
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    Vintage Riding & Equestrian Apparel

    Thanks, Evan! The boots are Dehner Fieldboots, in Tan Calfskin. I have one other pair. Three-buckle Dehner's, in black calfskin. The jacket actually is tapered in the waist. To the point where Bookster says most people opt for the "comfort sized" waist, which can be +1 or 2". I don't think...
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    Vintage Riding & Equestrian Apparel

    Hacking Jacket, by Bookster Tweeds Boots, by Dehner Saddle, by Stübben
  5. Lone_Ranger

    1930s Police Officer

    Try contacting Taylor's Leatherwear, in OK. The still make leather police jackets, and their print catalog used to be full of 1930-1940 police pictures. Not sure if their current catalog has the old B&W photos, or if they could send you in the right direction...
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    1930s Cavalry- Mechanized and Horse

    Don't know if this is accurate, or supposed to be a humorous version, but considering most pilots of the day, came from the cavalry... UNITED STATES OF AMERICA WAR OFFICE Dept. of the Army Regulations For Operation Of Aircraft Commencing January 1920 1. Don't take the machine into the air...
  8. Lone_Ranger

    The Lost Art of Manliness

    Something like this, Maguire? The 10 Rules of Chivalry. 1. Follow the dictates of moral conscience. 2. Be willing to defend your values. 3. Have respect and pity for the weak and steadfastness in defending them. 4. Love your country. 5. Refuse to retreat...
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    The Lost Art of Manliness

    You can be, just a man. Or you can be a Gentleman. The Compleat Gentleman: The Modern Man's Guide to Chivalry, by Brad Miner http://www.amazon.com/Compleat-Gentleman-Modern-Guide-Chivalry/dp/189062652X The compleat gentleman, according to Mr. Miner, strives for balance between the...
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    Road to Perdition, Tom Hanks Polo Coat - NEED HELP!!!

    Maybe we could suggest it? If you're familiar with http://www.filmjackets.com Would you like to suggest a jacket to be included here? Contact us below: rick@filmjackets.com mike@filmjackets.com
  11. Lone_Ranger

    Vintage Things That Have Disappeared In Your Lifetime?

    I miss telephones that actually "ring" instead of chirp, or tweet, or something.
  13. Lone_Ranger

    P-38s in ETO

    Real simple. It has two engines. Pick up some battle damage in the Pacific, in a single-engine aircraft, and you are swimming home.
  14. Lone_Ranger

    Thanksgiving Turkey - wild or not?

    Doesn't wild turkey come in a bottle? ;) I'd like to try it. Always had the farm raised type. Though we try to do goose for Christmas. And venison quite often. If anyone has recipes for goose, and venison, send me a PM. I've been trying to find a copy of Nugent's game cook book. Still...
  15. Lone_Ranger

    Men Shaving Vintage Style

    Cool! Any pictures of Norm's Shaving Bowl? I need a travel mug, to go with my travel brush. My regular shave bowl is stainless steel, and I use Haslinger soap that fits the bowl. So, I don't normally have problems like chasing the soap around. But, I do need a suitable travel mug.
  16. Lone_Ranger

    RAF Squadron carries a photograph

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:AugustvonMackensen.jpg Maybe not ancient warriors, but the Totenkopf goes back a way. Pre-1805 usage with the Prussian cavalry units.
  17. Lone_Ranger

    My ideal A-2...is it really too much to ask?

    My bad. I always thought the AN-J3 pre-dated the A-2. Since, it is essentially a Navy G-1, without the mouton collar. But it was supposed to be a replacement for the A-2.
  19. Lone_Ranger

    Today I am a "Ma'am"

    This reminds me of the infamous, "Call me Senator," Boxer incident. Where she dressed down an Army General, for calling her Ma'am. Not being familiar with the military, she didn't realize, that is how you address a superior, and she took offense. Can't comment further here, for fear of it...
  20. Lone_Ranger

    People with more money than sense

    I thought this thread was going to be about Nick Cage, and his two islands, and dinosaur skull.
  21. Lone_Ranger

    My ideal A-2...is it really too much to ask?

    If you're talking about the third photo. The left pocket is not higher. There is some kind of name strip above the pocket that makes it look like it is sitting higher than the other pocket on the coat. In the second photo. The jackets with the button pocket, and zipper, are I believe, an ANJ-3...
  22. Lone_Ranger

    Is it possible to get Bill's Khakis in smaller than waist size 30?

    My experience is that they are sized to allow for shrinkage. Larger than their stated size, so they shrink to their listed size. I don't see any problem taking them in, from 30 to 28. They just recommended not letting them out.
  23. Lone_Ranger

    Is it possible to get Bill's Khakis in smaller than waist size 30?

    When trying on your khakis for the first time, we recommend sizing them up loosely for the best fit. Repeated washing and drying can result in shrinkage beyond 1% to 3%. Should that occur, simply hang your khakis dry. Length and fullness will come back. To limit wrinkles without ironing, simply...
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