crownzip
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I bought them on sale from the RRL store on West Broadway about five or six years ago.
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Digging my old RRL rough outs. Supposedly RRL worked with a Pennsylvania boot maker who had a contract supplying boots to the US Army in WWII.
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They also reproduced the quartermaster tag.
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A number of years ago MASH CO reproduced the 1930's - 40's US Army denim dungarees that were also used by the CCC Civilian Conservation Corp. The raw denim was originally a beautiful dark indigo that's worn well over the years and fading nicely. The zinc US Army metal buttons are also beautifully reproduced.
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Here's a variety of vintage belts I've collected over the years.
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My old San Antonio, TX made 1933 LVC 501's patched and repaired and still going strong. Cone Mills White Oak denim never disappoints.
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Beautiful denim and wear. That last photo showing the pocket detail really shows the lovely fades. Thanks for sharing.
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Wow, what beautiful fades and wear on these last couple postings - specially on the jacket. Thanks for sharing.
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Eastman horsehide tanker boots breaking in nicely.
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1942 FSA photos of Chicago and Northwestern workers rocking some nice denim.
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My old At The Front WWII russet service shoes are holding up well after a couple years wear.
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S1000XX wartime denim after almost two years of wear on and off with limited cold washing. Couldn't be happier with how hard wearing these are.
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Not sure if anyone else is interested in original and great reproductions of early denim work dungarees but I recently discovered these great reproductions of the classic railroad denim dungarees worn by factory and railroad workers. The attention to detail looks pretty sick. I ordered a pair and hope to get them soon. The guy that made these reproductions also does amazing limited edition runs of other great classic work wear.
