Mysterious Mose
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HBK's gotta point. How 'bout:
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Flared Trousers (1930's/40's)?
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MudInYerEye
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Experts schmexperts.
I've owned several pairs of 1930's flared trousers (both dressy and sporty) and seen others "in the flesh" among the collections of friends and dealers. These are adult-sized pants I'm referring to here.
Currently the only pair I own belong to a tan three-piece suit dated 1932. The pants are fairly trim through the thighs and then flare out to a wide bell-bottom. Very similar to something you'd find on a 70's piece.
I've owned several pairs of 1930's flared trousers (both dressy and sporty) and seen others "in the flesh" among the collections of friends and dealers. These are adult-sized pants I'm referring to here.
Currently the only pair I own belong to a tan three-piece suit dated 1932. The pants are fairly trim through the thighs and then flare out to a wide bell-bottom. Very similar to something you'd find on a 70's piece.
Baron Kurtz
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I don't see anyone claiming to be an expert in this thread. Merely statements by various collectors who hadn't seen them before.
I, personally, am very happy to have learned that they did exist, and to have seen examples of them.
I, personally, am very happy to have learned that they did exist, and to have seen examples of them.
