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Men's Suit Jacket without labels - help wanted

Discussion in 'PUBLIC Vintage Fashion - Ask Questions Get Answers' started by Vintage Sparrow, May 19, 2017.

  1. Vintage Sparrow

    Vintage Sparrow Registered Guest

    Hi there! I've come into possession of a load of ex-theatre clothing dating from 1920s to more modern. I don't know much about men's clothes though so I was hoping someone might have a rough date for this piece as the labels have been taken out at some point in its life

    I've taken photos of every part I think will be useful, if any others are wanted, just let me know.

    Thanks! V

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  2. Hello!
    Is the back lining of the jacket full length or does it only cover the upper half of the back?
    It would be helpful to have a photo of the entire interior of the jacket.
     
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  3. Vintage Sparrow

    Vintage Sparrow Registered Guest

    Full length lining. 3 pockets to right side (as pictured), middle one is quite small. 1 pocket to left.
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  4. northstarvintage

    northstarvintage Administrator Staff Member

    I'm getting a 60s/70s vibe from it - very cocktails at the country club!

    And in case you haven't already looked, did you check the inside of the chest pocket? Sometimes there is a label in there.
     
  5. Vintage Sparrow

    Vintage Sparrow Registered Guest

    Thank you! I had it pegged around 70s as my dad had something similar in his closet.

    There are signs of a label having been attached to the lining. Unfortunately, no other labels hidden in the pockets.
     
  6. Vintage Sparrow

    Vintage Sparrow Registered Guest

    Update: Noticed the buttons had roman numerals on them. A UN type logo (globe with wreath) with an eagle on top then the year underneath. Roman numerals say 1979.
     

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