Showing posts with label LBC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LBC. Show all posts
1/23/13
7/17/12
5/24/12
2/27/12
2/20/12
TYPE A-2






WW2 A-2 russet horse hide leather bomber with cotton lining~from LBC this weekend-I never see them in this condition-a few holes in cuffs/waist band but otherwise perfect. Pilot identified through the name tag as John W Worsdell Jr...I'm not sure what the information on the inside of the pocket flap is-perhaps the ship/plane?. I like the concealed snap down collar and pocket flaps on these-also a slimmer cut...it was one of those purchases where you are surrounded by a few lads waiting for you to put the item back down (flea markets = public dressing rooms)...no I don't want to sell it.
In house relative (summer flying jacket) here.
A-2 in detail here.
1/17/12
(L/\B/\C)




LBC finds from sunday AM~Washoe (?) basket-early 20th century, the asymmetrical design, and weaving quality is beautiful on this one/Zuni thunderbird stone to stone inlay bolo circa 1940-50's-has the early soldered wire slide on the back (year of the bolo)/Navajo ring 1950-70's-ingot silver and spiderweb turquoise, unidentified hallmark on band-this thing has a satisfying sculptural weight & balance and a lot of wear- you can see the \\\/// line on the side of the bands are almost gone.
1/16/12
12/20/11
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Zuni LBC meltdown~Kachina head w/ antlers-40's-50's Leo Poblano?
Zuni Mickey pin-1970's- Margaret Platero, stamped MP ZUNI.
Kachina Head ring, nice simple stone to stone inlay-marked PONCHO-1970's.
10/25/11
10/19/11
8/21/11
6/28/11
Peace/Love/Stickers


Shitty sticker shots~LBC May & June
HELP STAMP OUT HODADS...:-)))middle drawer, right hand side.
ps-GG's relationship/link to the Curtiss P-40 Warhawk Bomber anyone?
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asleep at the wheel,
LBC,
surfing
6/22/11
-o:o-









>Native American pot...not sure from where, I like the applied lines and scale of this one.
>Early Navajo cuff, circa 1900, ingot silver with crude bezels/stones, I WILL say cosmic.
*I finally buckled and got this from Harold (sadly his last time selling at the Bowl)
**Well Your'e doing the right thing son, buying into the early stuff
>Cochiti Pueblo, fish 1950's, this thing is so perfectly weird, found at LBC~more.
> Navajo cuff, 1920's, 30's, ingot silver/turquoise, wonky, wizardy, right on.
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