Yes, it is!Reefer and coke, eh? A winning combination I'd say.
Thanks Michael!Thanks Steve. My shopping has been going downhill lately, but there are still some good days.
Thanks Stefan. I'm pretty happy with it.
Both great looks, but the Bird is the Word.
I like that hard felt and soft felt combo. But I think your Reefer is from a 1974 contract.
Thanks all,
Michael
Thanks Jim!(Groan!)
You're my hero. That's Hall of Fame stuff there, moe.
Sent directly from my mind to yours.
I don't know, the 70s should be good for some jokes too. I don't remember all of the specifics of the label you showed, but the 2 digit number after the DSA100 should be the year the contract was let, the C means contract was the type of instrument. So with your label the contract was let in 1974 and the jacket was made sometime after that. I think it wasn't unusual for items to be available in two fabrics simultaneously, especially around the times of transitions in the specifications.Thanks Michael!
I was confused a bit about the dating from what seemed to be conflicting information. First it was said it was a pre '80 coat, but in a following post it was stated that the Kersey wool coats were discontinued in '79 in favor of Melton wool ones like this. Since I wasn' t sure, I went with the later date. Worked better with the joke.
OK, that makes more sense to me. I didn't knowvthat the gov't made uniform transitions like this over time. I had just assumed that once they changed, all the old stuff just got sold as surplus or stuck in the one of those warehouse that they put the Ark and the Crystal Skull in.I don't know, the 70s should be good for some jokes too. I don't remember all of the specifics of the label you showed, but the 2 digit number after the DSA100 should be the year the contract was let, the C means contract was the type of instrument. So with your label the contract was let in 1974 and the jacket was made sometime after that. I think it wasn't unusual for items to be available in two fabrics simultaneously, especially around the times of transitions in the specifications.
Michael
Thank you, Steve.You're eleganza itself Dlaniger. I tip my hat to you, sir.
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Good looking hat, Bowen!View attachment 140643 View attachment 140644 View attachment 140645 View attachment 140646 Greetings All:
Today it’s the blue Borsalino. I don’t have many true blue hats but this one is.
Be well. Bowen
Always thanks for the kind words.
Yep, that is a cool tie. Unquestionably your style.I love the tie.
Back under the new Sixteen Fifty for now. I gave it a bit of a steam and brush this morning.
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Checking the 5 3/4" crown in open form.
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And re-creased.
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Every time I go outside to take photos it takes up raining again.
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Have a great Friday,
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I love the jacket. I am a sucker for green. Nice hat. Is it a Stetson?
Very nice hat, Daniele. Let he who is without sin pass on a beautiful chapeau!I tried to stay away from temptations, but the other day we were, Steve and I, in Merano by the current owners of the hats sold in the shop (now closed) "M. Hutter".
I did not bring enough money to buy hats, but then I suddenly became a sinner
"Uranio" Borsalino Extra Superior Quality. Size 6 1/2
The shapes and proportions are related to Italian hats made in the sixties
Felt is soft and very malleable. What I particularly like is the tone-on-tone ribbon that is, for me, the plus of this Borsalino
Happy Friday everyone
See you in the next days for the next sins
That is a fabulous Lords hat. I really like the color. It looks burgundy/ brown on my screen.It's the perfect autumn day here for this late 20s/early 30s Samuel Mortlock and son Lord's hat. It's a real joy to wear.
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Ok, Stefan, the Game Bird is nice and looks great with that pinstripe suit, but that Borsalino homburg is off the charts along with that overcoat. I know you have all sorts of things hidden in your attic.I got this weeks' Dobbs memo a bit late and saw quite a few different game birds flying around. Here's mine.
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Today was the Borsalino Nutria Opale
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I see you are enjoying that hat. it suits you well.No leather jacket around here today.
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Thanks Jim!
A heartfelt groan is always a punster's goal.
Perfect hat for a round of golf, Max!Vagabond.
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