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a couple... that time again; layers of m51 liner-burgs plus-tcb s40s-attractions and tcb tux; s40 above, boss cat below, redwing to finish...

nice: that's the volume I'd like, with good sloppy shoulder: approx a 7 needed for me then ...

not competing here, just trying some post-wash no-cuff flex and raw/cooked assemblage... [with train seat affinities...]

yes to Louisville Sluggers (and associated base ball gubbins; got my hands on an old Easton glove; a veritable tank...) and yes to the lovely work; us fools of the olde smoke live mostly in cupboards so kids rooms are subdivisions within subdivisions...

@Yot - serious work there... congrats!

^ tasty; a leather lining to the rim?

^ worthy of the full 30s text for it... a lined version?

looking amazing there @Paul T... have the last cone 1870's and 1915's still to properly chew through: sorry I didnt get those beauties as well! [I think the smallish back pocket had put me off; but it all looks great with your wear and treatment!] @suchislife - thanks for sharing; looks like first type1 lvc appearance for a while ...

thank you @Dr_Heech!!!

x-post from d-bros in case any ideas on this end of the line... anyone recognise this pocket? a museological question passed on to me to ask for learned friends like yourselves... this piece was added to the a Scottish museum's collection in 1902 clearly present is a L.S. & co. rivet... [it is a pocket that seems to have been filled with sand, part of a Blackfoot horse cropper] the thought is that is a fragment of a garment from earlier than the accession date... ... anyone have ideas on dates it might have come from, or model?

@volvo240thebest - oh yes, exactly yes ...

nice to see you back @cheapmuthafukr & echoing the other comments: that jumper @cultpop 0217 ... that jumper ...

Herzlichen Glückwunsch!

not appreciating those rumours that vintage blousons had short lengths y'all jks lvc arguing with themselves between above post and below pix... [their type 1 of olde is proper shorrrrrrrrt...]

can't resist a good-weird pocket... 70s sears-tcb 'boss of the cat' bib-o'alls-redwing [cropped, beret and pink shades in full captain sensible mode...]