The tags are long gone, so no definite identification. But what a tweed! The boldest!
1940s tweed overcoat
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Category Archives: Coats
Hafa german leather overcoat
Post-war brown leather german overcoat by HAFA. Mustard Yellow lining. Super heavy.
1930s/1940s Lapinlece Timme Tuft Stadium Coat overcoat
This is a pure alpaca pile overcoat from the golden era! Like wearing a teddy bear.
1930s Hawk’s Angoradown overcoat
Belted plaid Angoradown mens overcoat. Warm and fuzzy.
Early 1930s Woolrich hunting jacket
This early 1930s woolrich hunting jacket was sold by Von Lengerke & Antoine, who were bought out by Abercrombie and Fitch. It has two early talon zippers on the game pockets.
Shawl Collar Mackinaw
Another shawl collar mackinaw. Dark canvas shell, shearling lining, rust colored mouton collar, blanket lined sleeves.
Del Rio 1930s Overcoat
Simply put- the best 1930s overcoat. Bold tweed, a super flattering cut, detailing and workmanship like no other. Check out those buttons, and the bellows pockets.
1930s sheepskin shawl collar mackinaw
This 1930s sheepskin shawl collar mackinaw is a rare, large size- 48. It has a sheepskin lining and collar, with blanket lined sleeves, and a cotton shell.
1930s Hudson Bay Blanket Coat
I love hudson bay blanket jackets. I wear a ’40s peak lapel one regularly, I’ve had a ’50s duffle coat styled one, and a ’70s belted model. This is the oldest I’ve laid my hands on, but sadly, also the most tattered.
Cut down Colvinex Flight Suit
The colvinex flight suit was a one piece goatskin coverall electrically heated flight suit. Great for cold weather flying in WWII and Korea, not so great as surplus. Not a lot of call for the average joe for something as specialized as these. So out come the electrical coils, and out come the scissors, needle and thread. I’ve run across quite a few examples of these that were cut down post war for casual or motorcycle use, and each does it a bit differently.
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