Are you the guy who got the seller of the deadstock Malrov cap to accept a BIN? http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=250971450437#ht_1929wt_1398
Yep. Wasn't me, though I reckon it was another Lounger (Johnny J?)
First time I've ever seen a "weaseled-in" BIN deal on eBay for a vintage newsboy cap. Figures: deadstock with original tags, great condition, good size.
That guy in the picture is a caricature of Aristide Briand, a French statesman who served eleven terms as Prime Minister of France during the French Third Republic and received the 1926 Nobel Peace Prize.
Here is M. Briand in 1916, sans casquette:
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Did a Lounger win this auction? Went for $10. The brown donegal tweed cap (size 7 1/4) is probably from the 1940s (IMO), maybe older:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/250966780599
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Did a Lounger win this auction? Went for $10. The brown donegal tweed cap (size 7 1/4) is probably from the 1940s (IMO), maybe older: http://www.ebay.com/itm/250966780599
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Square toes have been in and out of fashion for centuries.
In 20th century America, they were big among the college crowd in the late '20s. Then, in the '30s and '40s, they became more keystone-shaped (the "French box-toe"). Among African-Americans, Latinos and Filipino-Americans, the...
Let's just say that there's another article on the same website: http://bisserjeta.hsara.com/2011/12/tom-cruise-moves-into-presidents-palace-converts-him-to-scientology/
Not so much that; it's really because they're popular now. Back in the '90s, most vintage menswear customers didn't care whether a vintage suit had a vest or not, so I couldn't charge them more for a vested suit -- because they weren't willing to pay more.
... and sometimes their own outside tailors, although the big studios' costume department tailors often equaled the very best anywhere.
Hollywood's lower-tier "Gower Gulch" studios --such as "Republic"-- expected all of its actors to bring and wear their own clothes for films set in the...
I think the Catholic parochial kids might be the cleanest. They used to be, anyway. I once heard that Mormon kids shower twice a day, every day. Probably can't beat that.
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