The traditional blue blazer, it doesn’t get much more classic or more versatile. This one dates from the 1950s and is made of an english flannel. It has pearloid buttons and is marked “Robin Hood”, who as we all know, was famous for his double breasted flannel sportcoats.
A 1950s tweed blazer with an unusual pseudo-camo lining.
Kimball chinstrap shirt jacket.
Deadstock Foot so-port shoes, with some of the nicest soles I’ve run across. You’d hate to wear them.
Brown leather and mesh moc toe specators. NOS from back when Bostonian made a great shoe.
These were unfortunately stolen by a french ebayer who falsified a paypal claim after they’d arrived.
Another 1940s wool mens bathing suit, this one by Benger Ribana. Blue wool, white piped sides.
Vintage Wright Breather arch preserver shoes in a split toe style. Brown leather uppers. Barely any wear to the soles.
1950s Gabardine sportswear winter jacket. Button on belt, mouton collar. Quilted satin lining. Two way zip, knit cuffs.
Another swimsuit from the 1950s: this one was made by Gatner Wikies. It has an interesting panel/plaid print to the fabric.
This deadstock 1950s mens bathing suit is made of red ribbed stretch nylon. 
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