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@shredwin_206 yes, they're all filled with beautiful illustrations and pretty epic photographs... Every Walgreens (drugstore) here in the Bay Area seems to carry these books as well. The cover for my cities edition is awesome Very cool early 40s photo

At the in-laws for Thanksgiving and found an amazing photo

Cushman jacket, Warehouse shirt and pants The jeans are 1901 model

Hope everyone is doing well!

Lot64md a few months after wash #2

Finally deciding to wear these saddle pants. The cone denim is so blue Massive pockets

@edwardlj This is what I'm referring to. I was steaming some of my wife's clothes and had an a-ha moment. I only did it for maybe 20-30 seconds tops, the patch crisped up and looks awesome now. As far as the denim goes I haven't and won't be using the steamer on it

I cooked the patch with a steamer a week or so before the wash, wash was by hand with cold water though. I've never been able to get a patch toasted like that just by washing/dying hot and I've always desired that look. My first time "artificially" distressing anything, lock me up!

Happy Halloween folks!

First wash yesterday at about two months of wear This is the longest I've gone without a wash in what feels like a decade Denim is darker than photographed, on the greyer side which I really like. Got them one wash and after this first cold wash they've shrunk up about an inch

Ooe's Golden Gate denim was very nice. To me it's a real standout denim of theirs in the past decade Conners WWII denim is also one that I like a lot

45 days in no wash. The fit is so good I steamed the patch into a biscuit

Bing in some 501s 1930s

my DD 1003XX just after 2nd wash