Vintage Hunting Clothes

[2jakes]

There's a plethora of "vintage " stuff found here.

vintagehaberdashers.com/

 

[scotrace]

Catch up, catch up...

 

[Dinerman]

 

[Dinerman]

1934


1936 Hettrick Mfg. Co. Catalog
Hettrick was a canvas producer who also made awnings, tents and patio furniture.

 

[Dinerman]

1940. Hettrick Mfg. Co.

 

[Atticus Finch]

Interesting stuff here. I'm going to a dove hunt tomorrow. Its opening day and about fifty guys will be at my friend's farm by daylight. But if I showed up dressed the way these advertisements depict...I'm sure I'd be hunting alone. Everyone else would...slowly...move...to the other side...of the field. :eeek:

AF

 

[Dinerman]

Hettrick Mfg. Co. 1950.

 

[2jakes]

Interesting stuff here. I'm going to a dove hunt tomorrow. Its opening day and about fifty guys will be at my friend's farm by daylight. But if I showed up dressed the way these advertisements depict...I'm sure I'd be hunting alone. Everyone else would...slowly...move...to the other side...of the field. :eeek:

AF

This is indeed very interesting material I would wear & the heck with the rest...

 

[dh66]

I love this stuff

 

[dh66]

Almost that time!

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[Dedrick]

Here are a few of mine. '30s or '40s Harmor Wool Cruiser and my favorite, '50s Drybak made in Binghamton NY, Woolrich Jac-shirt. Why can't I upload attachments here? PHOTOS

 

[2jakes]

Here are a few of mine. '30s or '40s Harmor Wool Cruiser and my favorite, '50s Drybak made in Binghamton NY. Why can't I upload attachments here? PHOTOS

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[simonc]

Filson has finally started digging back into their early catalogue

 

[Dedrick]

Nice. I have a Filson Jac-shirt and I swear it's the most itch-less wool I've ever worn.

 

[Dinerman]

This Woolrich coat is from the late 1930s. While the changes are subtle between pre-war and post-war Woolrich coats, the '30s examples are surprisingly hard to find. This one has the old style label, with a different layout and without the (R) found on coats of the '40s and newer. It has the asymmetrical breast pockets, which would be dropped a couple decades later. Woolrich was an early adopter of zippers on their game pouches- this one has a late '30s Talon. Later on they switched back to a simpler buttoned game pocket design.

 

[Dinerman]

Another hunting jacket from the 1930s, also with a zippered game pocket.

 

[budrichard]

Filson has finally started digging back into their early catalogue

This is a similar Filson (Style 70), still being manufactured as STYLE # 10074.
It is the Dry Tin Cruiser with lapels and double shoulder fabric.
It is available still in numbered sizes. -Dick

 

[Dinerman]

Another 1920s Duxbak hunting vest

 

[2jakes]

There is a similar vest on eBay .
but it's a size 36...out:

 

[Dinerman]

I hear good things about that seller.