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work wear/ denim

Grant

Well-Known Member
for all you fellow denim heads and work wear geeks here's a couple of cool 40's color FSA photographs.
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Grant

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Yeah, here's another couple. Check out the awesome dungarees the sharecropper is wearing (the caption read he was shooting at hawks that were killing his chickens).
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MikeyB-17

Well-Known Member
Blimey-superb shots Grant. If you told those blokes how much their workclothes would be worth in 60 years' times they'd laugh at you.
 

Peter Graham

Well-Known Member
Fantastic photos. Digital photography still has a long way to go to match that quality. That's an interesting rifle that guy has. It looks like a WW1 French Lebel but I'm sure someone will know better.
 

watchmanjimg

Well-Known Member
Peter Graham said:
Fantastic photos. Digital photography still has a long way to go to match that quality. That's an interesting rifle that guy has. It looks like a WW1 French Lebel but I'm sure someone will know better.

I believe it's a US Krag rifle of late 1800s vintage.
 
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Anonymous

Guest
Yep, there's no way that digital will ever look as good as photos taken on celluloid by a man with a lightmeter and a lot of experience. AWESOME.

Anybody know of a maker of a pukka, repro' 'hickory stripe 'Engineer's Cap' ?

You know, I'd rather see a whole board dedicated to denim / vintage workwear than the flight sims one which has so few posts ........

Dave :ugeek:
 

Swing

New Member
watchmanjimg said:
Peter Graham said:
Fantastic photos. Digital photography still has a long way to go to match that quality. That's an interesting rifle that guy has. It looks like a WW1 French Lebel but I'm sure someone will know better.

I believe it's a US Krag rifle of late 1800s vintage.

Yep, with that side magazine, I'd guess it's a Krag.

Good luck hitting a flying bird with that thing, and I wouldn't want to be downrange when that bullets comes back to earth.

~Swing
 

Grant

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Check out the fan tail Talon zip on grizzly jacket, patched chin strap work shirt with cool patch work and the denim in the second photo.

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Grant

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thanks, that's where i found all the photos i posted as well!
dig the low back overalls the dude on the far right is wearing.
 
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