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Same! I can’t even fathom how that’s possible

Sabiens was not a department store. It was a dress shop located on 361 Boylston St in Boston’s Back Bay. I presume Mr Frank may have owned it because of this short newspaper article

I am not an expert but it looks like Russian squirrel to me though in one of the photos I almost see mink. Let’s see what others think

That’s very neat. I follow the Foundation page and love the collections though I wish I could see them in person

I use Restoration on virtually everything

Welcome Carly!

Maybe Sikor

Welcome, Kate!

Welcome, Julie!

There are instructions in one of the vintage fashion groups on facebook on how to search the pattern wiki for design elements and such based on “intersections”. I have never been successful myself because frankly I am not very good with the terminology used but some of you may be interested. I...

It would be great if you could submit the label so we can add it to the label resource @Ranch Queen Vintage

I see a few ads in 1968 referring to Young Young There were a few others earlier on just saying that the coat had a “young, young shape” but the ‘68 ads make it seem like a line. Please do not use these images anywhere as they are copyrighted and I am just posting them for educational...

I see one trademark for Bobby’s girl from 2015 but your tag underneath strikes me as a bit older. Is there an RN number on it? https://trademarks.justia.com/860/45/bobby-s-86045553.html

It’s Gluck

Looks like Russian squirrel to me but let’s see what others think

My vote is 70s as well

Oh that’s good to know. I’m guess we need to clarify it in the LR entry then

According to our label resource the Worth name was bought by Sydney Massin, who founded Worth London Ltd. It was open on Grosvenor Street until 1967. So this label has to be post the 1953 merger with Paquin and prior to 1967

The pattern is from 1991

It’s from 1991

Welcome, Giuseppe!

If you look closer at our label resource, this particular Union label was used from 1956-about 1968

Welcome, Deb!

Sears introduced alpha sizing in the 1900s

Oh I really hope you save the coat and not turn it into a project. Does it have any damage?

I am familiar with Cyreld since she was from around here. I thought I had placed her bio in the label resource but I guess not. I’ll put it on my to-do list. Cyreld was a high-end boutique located in Brookline, Massachusetts near Boston and showcased the designs of Mrs. Cyreld Spiller. The...

There are a few old threads about this company here on the forum. Check this one out which even has some of the descendants of Jack Herzog responding https://forums.vintagefashionguild.org/threads/jack-herzog.54145/#post-731257

The store opened on February 12th, 1939 and had its final going out of business sale on August 28th, 1974

It was in New Brunswick, NJ Here is an ad for it from 1939 It is possible that it sold ready to wear Dior

I don’t have experience with a physical store but maybe you can put one of those signs that say “smile you are on camera”