Sunday, October 27, 2013
1930's A.G. Spalding & Bros. Warm up pullover
Another sweet estate find from this week. A cotton pullover made by A.G. Spalding & Bros. from Lakewood, Colorado.
Fresh estate finds! WWII US Navy denim, 1940's Basketball uniforms
These are some neat 1930's or 40's basketball uniforms.
Sunday, September 29, 2013
Awesome Victorian Indian Head Pillow cover
Picked up this great old pillow cover at an auction last week. The graphics on this pillow cover are incredible, not to mention that it is well over 100 years old!
Saturday, August 24, 2013
Sweet Buckle Back Thrift Score
Scored this cool pair of 1930's or 40's buckle back carpenter jeans at a thrift shop of all places, go figure!
They were work pants for sure, they have great character and are totally wearable.
Monday, August 19, 2013
Buffalo, Wyoming Longmire Days
We were on our way to Buffalo, Wyoming yesterday and discovered that they were having "Longmire Days", a celebration of the A&E television series set in Wyoming. We love going to the Occidental Hotel when we are in Buffalo, so we made reservations to stay the night. The bar at the Occidental (which is totally original from the old days) was packed with fans of the show and the stars of the show showed up to entertain and sign autographs. It was actually fairly entertaining, but to be honest, I have yet to make it half way through the first episode of the series. Growing up in the West and living here all my life, I thought the show was totally ridiculous! I suppose I could give it another chance, maybe it gets better as the series continues. The author of the book series that the stories are based on lives near Buffalo and he knows the area and people, but I don't think Hollywood really knows!
Anyway, enough of that, the Occidental Hotel is very old west (we stayed in Owen Wister's room that he stayed in while writing The Virginian) and should you ever be in Buffalo, go there.
Sunday, August 18, 2013
On The Vintage Trail In South Dakota With Filson
We are on the hunt for vintage treasure in South Dakota after traveling through Wyoming and the panhandle of Nebraska. I will post our finds as I have time, although nothing spectacular has surfaced yet.
This is shot in front of a small train depot in Hot Springs, South Dakota. I have by my side 2 Filson bags I have owned for 20+ years and have seen thousands of miles of travel, from Alaska to Florida and all points in between.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)











