1930s three piece suit by Silvertone. Jacket is single breasted, two button and has notch lapels. The vest is lined in white. Trousers are button fly and are cuffed. Fabric is blue with a subtle turquoise overcheck.
This 1930s sweater has a vibrant blue and gold color scheme. Its owner lettered in track 1934 and 1935.
It’s always nice when pieces are dated. This one is from 1937 and was sold by Richman Brothers. It is double breasted, with a back belt. The fabric is that great 1930s alpaca blend that was advertised under so many brand names. “Warmth without Weight” was one of the slogans- but trust me, these are hefty coats, especially by todays standards. If you want a good overcoat, one with a nice, comfortable cut, with heavy, warm fabric- the only way to go is vintage.
This suit dates from the 1930s or early 1940s. It is Montreal, Canada tailored for Premier brand clothes. It is fully lined, whereas most American suits of the period were skeleton lined. The trousers are not cuffed and have a button fly.
Quite the fancy belted back on this one. A pleat runs from the top of the back all the way down. For whatever reason, someone removed the sleeve linings.
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