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Dr_Heech
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Never liked that felt-tip pen they used for sizing the labels.
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mr randal
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Leather washer on inside of back pocket rivets and right front pocket side seam connection ONLY. Half selvedge outseam. Front part has selvedge, rear section is overlock stitched, though the rear section also has the black guide line at the proper distance from the sewn edge. |
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Sansome
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From the outside...those are a really nice copy....Modeled after the kids duck pants in Paul T's book....I'm saying those pants are from 1891-92 because the label says every pair guaranteed.
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1873 DUCK
The others include "the Oldest Oldest<-- not sure about the year should be 1870 repro according to the tag"-2008, "1880 repro Knappave", 1873 DUCK repro Edited by silencejoe - 22 Nov 2012 at 5:56pm |
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Sansome
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The knapava tool pocket or what ever you want to call it is from the mid to late 1880's.... Oldest oldest is from or could be from the late 1870's....the yolk less duck pants are from 1873 and as far as I can tell.... When they made the repro they put branded rivets and suspender buttons plus a arc on the back... The original duck pants that are in the archive have blank rivets and suspender buttons and no arcs on the back pocket.
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Sansome, do the original 1873 ducks really have no yoke? I haven't ever seen any pictures of the original. Have any been published?
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Edited by Sansome - 04 Nov 2019 at 8:56pm |
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silencejoe
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thanks Sanaome so this is the original duck your mentioned earlier? if you don't mind i quote it here.
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Sansome
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No this pant is the one we found years ago^^^ it's hard to see... But this one has a yoke.... Still no arcs or riveted cinch straps^^^^^ this pair dates from 1875-76.
The Archives has one just like this one, it was found by a guy I knew.....This guy that found the pants Levi has now was killed on his motorcycle about 4 months after he found the pants. Edited by Sansome - 04 Nov 2019 at 8:57pm |
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Dr_Heech
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Really great thread Mike.
So, let me get this straight : The 2010 duck pant (without the yoke) is more accurate of the 1873 original - the massive pair you mentioned pictured in 'The Jeans' Vol 1 (Jap denim bible c.'96), and the 2000 duck pant is based on the childs pair from the archives?
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