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[poshthreads]

Hi Ashlynne! Welcome to the VFG Diana

 

[Luvettapyromania]

I feel v stupid because I can’t figure out if this is how I introduce myself? Anyway: I thrift constantly and find great stuff all the time. Today I found a purse that may be something? Orangey leather, seems Italian, seems either 70s or early 2000s; intact striped yellow and orange and brown cotton liner. Exterior elastic pockets.

but I can’t find any reference to the logo which is a conjoined Lowercase m and u. Anyone have any ideas? I posted pics.

 

[JackieL]

Hello, I have been into vintage clothing since at an early age, have a dress collection from the 1940s and 1950s including tops and skirts. Recently got into to the American Civil War era,1861 to 1865 which I am starting to love already

 

[poshthreads]

I feel v stupid because I can’t figure out if this is how I introduce myself? Anyway: I thrift constantly and find great stuff all the time. Today I found a purse that may be something? Orangey leather, seems Italian, seems either 70s or early 2000s; intact striped yellow and orange and brown cotton liner. Exterior elastic pockets. View attachment 202783but I can’t find any reference to the logo which is a conjoined Lowercase m and u. Anyone have any ideas? I posted pics.

Hi! Welcome to the VFG . This is the correct spot to introduce yourself

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[poshthreads]

Hello, I have been into vintage clothing since at an early age, have a dress collection from the 1940s and 1950s including tops and skirts. Recently got into to the American Civil War era,1861 to 1865 which I am starting to love already

Welcome, Jackie, so glad to have you here! There are lots of 40s and 50s era enthusiasts at the VFG and historians of pre-1900s fashion. Thanks for introducing yourself Diana

 

[JackieL]

Welcome, Jackie, so glad to have you here! There are lots of 40s and 50s era enthusiasts at the VFG and historians of pre-1900s fashion. Thanks for introducing yourself Diana

Started with a grandmother's dress I tried on in my teens. A part time MTF crossdresser since the age of 10, I was 17 when I tried that dress on and loved it