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Recent production navy blue Hollywood type sports jacket.
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Here's a close-up of the pleat detail on front.
 

Fastuni

Call Me a Cab
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American 1930-40's sportcoat made of light brown gabardine.
Label of "Raymond Levine - Chicago" back then one of the finest haberdashers in Chicago.
Nipped waist, padded chest and back vent. Size 38 Regular.

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Late 50s atomic/rock-n-roll style. Even has patch pockets. Sort of a holy grail find for me, they don't come along in size 48long very often. I love the upholstery looking fabric.
 

Eddie Derbyshire

Practically Family
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One I picked up nice and cheap from Ebay. Really interesting. Not dead old my any means, probably 1980s at the oldest. Peaked lapel, 4 button, 4 pocket (although the breast pockets are false) with a full belt. Cotton, half lined, by 'Parkes'. Never heard of them myself.





I really like it. It has little-to-no inner construction, the shoulders are very soft, and it fits fairly well.
Maybe the Ebay listing does it better justice.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/121741068705?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT

The only issue is that the leather/cardboard buckle on the belt has disintegrated. Anyone know where I can get a similar replacement. Or if anyone has one lying about I can buy off of them? :)
 

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