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They look like cordovan to me.Narodnik said:Not cordovan leather
Tomasso said:They look like cordovan to me.
Flat Foot Floey said:Two Tones from Pennangalan (Uk...bought online) They were not too expensive but the quality is only mediocre so to speak.
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stevechasmar said:I've been looking for a vintage frames like these for ages, and now finally found a pair, courtesy of one of my favorite ebay sellers. I spent way too much on them, but knew I would kick myself if I missed out. I will get these fitted with bifocals -- the old fashioned type with a line through the lens. I tried the new bifocals -- those ones where the bifocal lens is invisible -- but they don't work for me.
The brand is SRO Styl-Rite and they were made in the USA.
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http://www.pennangalan.co.uk/boots/FW905.phpvolatile said:Do you have a direct link to these, perchance?
stevechasmar said:...courtesy of one of my favorite ebay sellers.
cookie said:No. Lotusse use corrected grain I believe even though a highly rated shoe on the international level.
GoldenEraFan said:Just got these ties I ordered from American Vintage. They're all from the 1920's. The green one is 100% virgin wool, the whine colored one is knit and the last one which is deadstock and has the origional cardboard tag is silk satin.
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Well, the website had that tie listed under the 1920's section. It's fine though, it's still from the golden era, and I've been wanting a square knit tie for a while.jamespowers said:I beg to differ but the patent number on the middle one dates it to 1950 at the latest. The patent was filed on February 28, 1948 but it isn't a patent pending, it has a definite patent number.
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If the picture doesn't work, check it out at:
http://www.google.com/patents?id=su...=gbs_selected_pages&cad=1#v=onepage&q&f=false
GoldenEraFan said:Well, the website had that tie listed under the 1920's section. It's fine though, it's still from the golden era, and I've been wanting a square knit tie for a while.