Identifying and proper naming for fur pieces I have

[chrisste]

I acquired some more fur pieces and would be grateful on any info that can be gleamed from the pictures. The first one Im pretty sure is Mink but seems slightly different color than the previous I had (color seems to be a little more tannish/brown than previous one, so curious if this one would also be called pearl beige) . The full brown fur coat Im not certain about but I think its Mink, and I did notice the hole in the right arm, and its not severe damage thankfully. The final coat that just has a lining of fur, I believe is fox but also I don't know how to tell if its dyed fur or maybe arctic fox. If another type of picture would help with identification, I'll definitely take them. @furwise and anyone else that has info/insight, I'd greatly appreciate it.

 

[furwise]

Hi there

This one is a 60s mink fur stole. The color looks like tourmaline.

This one is pastel brown mink and it looks like it dates to the 50s. Nice big shawl collar worth noting.

This one is leather with a blue fox fur tuxedo collar and dates to the 80s/
90s.

 

[chrisste]

Hi there

This one is a 60s mink fur stole. The color looks like tourmaline.
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This one is pastel brown mink and it looks like it dates to the 50s. Nice big shawl collar worth noting.
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This one is leather with a blue fox fur tuxedo collar and dates to the 80s/
90s.
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Thank you very much, have a great day.

 

[furwise]

Thank you very much, have a great day.

You are most welcome. You have a great day too.

 

[furwise]

I wanted to see if I could narrow your leather coat with the fox fur tuxedo collar down to closer dating than 80s/90s. Here's a cool ad I found from June 18th, 1992 that shows a black leather stroller with a black fox fur tuxedo collar. Stroller refers to the length of the coat which is said to make strolling easier than in longer coats. Your coat is not exactly the same but it is similar enough in design to compare.

 

[chrisste]

Thank you very much for sharing that with me.