Luftwaffles
One of the Regulars
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Anybody here have a suggestion for rubberizing a raincoat I got for a few bucks? I was thinking PlastiDip.
Pretty amazing, thanks I worked in the mail order catalogue buisness, Kays in fact, as well as Marshall Ward Gratten etc during the early 1980s and I dont know anyone who has any even from that relatively recent period.they're from an online collection:
http://www.worldofkays.org/website/search?search_list=1937&type_id=16
they're from an online collection:
http://www.worldofkays.org/website/search?search_list=1937&type_id=16
Is that Michael Wilding?Early 1950s:
Interesting finds and pictures as always, Dinerman! I don't think I've ever seen a half-belt raincoat like this one; half-belt ovecoats are more frequent.1920s Cravenette processed raincoat. Raglan sleeves, belt-back.
A fine ensemble, GHT!A couple of years ago, at a vintage event, held at a heritage railway, my wife came across a rather good overcoat/raincoat. It was a very dark olive green with a zip in/removable lining. A gabardine coat, 100% pure wool, the identity, if that is what it was, consisted of ink impressed marks, but it was so worn it's invisible to read. The only other identification came from a label underneath the cleaning instructions, which I'm hoping someone might recognise: It read "DSA-100-67-C 1607".