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This was made in the early-mid 1940s, with a patriotic shield in one corner and a four door sedan (Lasalle? Packard? It’s abstracted enough that it’s hard to tell) in the other. The initials BDC are in the center. It measures 1-3/4″ across and best fits a 3/4″ belt.
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These vintage sunglasses were made by American Optical in the 1940s-1950s. They have transparent yellow frames and green lenses with cable temples. They measure 5-1/8″ hinge to hinge and 13/16″ across the lens.
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These vintage frames were made in the 1920s. They have clear prescription lenses with a light prescription. They have round lenses and sit directly on the bridge of the nose. 4-5/8″ hinge to hinge, 1-9/16″ across lens.
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These vintage zippers were made in the 1940s. They are heavy duty, with two-way teeth, developed for the army during WWII, and a spring loaded, pin lock slider. The tape measures 10-3/4″, the teeth track measures 7-1/2″.
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These gloves were made by Vanson Leathers from heavyweight cowhide and have a stitched leather bones pattern. They are Vanson’s “Rocket” model, with a zipped cuff. They have the Vanson tag, Vanson embossed logo on the cuff and Vanson branded zippers. They are a size Large.
This vintage tie was made in the late 1940s-early 1950s by Fashion Craft Cravats and was sold in Deer Lodge, Montana by The Toggery (Smith and Weber). The tie was designed by Salvador Dali and has an imprint of his signature on the tip. Dali’s tie designs were produced by several different tie makers during this era. This tie measures 4-1/4″ wide and 52″ long.
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