Denim books

[Dr_Heech]

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Trying to multi-task and not succeeding at all.

Edited February 18, 2023 by Dr_Heech

[Maynard Friedman]

I think you’re missing something. That copy belongs to @AnOldFolkSong

[Dr_Heech]

11 hours ago, Maynard Friedman said:

I think you’re missing something. That copy belongs to @AnOldFolkSong

Yes mate, sorry having a senior moment.

Yes the book is good imo, insomuch as it's a more or less an objective look at the workings/history of Levis Strauss and the factory evolution etc and as far as l have read (up to 1972), has happily filled in a few gaps of info for me. Cheap as chips too - under a tenner. And all in english which is a bonus 

 

 

Edited February 18, 2023 by Dr_Heech
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[Maynard Friedman]

Cheers Chaz, the good thing about senior moments is that you soon forget about them! 

Easy come, easy go…

[Talan]

The more fluid and transparent the objects of the apparent world become, the easier it is to shift and fix attention on your self.

[Dr_Heech]

23 minutes ago, Maynard Friedman said:

Cheers Chaz, the good thing about senior moments is that you soon forget about them! 

Easy come, easy go…

Forget about what 

[Hardcrimper]

i got this book in the early 90s and definitely got me interested in big E levis.

 

[MJF9]

^ just did a quick search and that book's going for c£200 new now

[Hardcrimper]

The 501 XX book is much better but back then there was hardly any info on old denim.

[mk3radial]

Very cool book I received for my birthday in 2003.

I was happy to find it back two years ago at my mother place.