1959 Blue Print part 1:

Back to the late Eisenhower years:

... shot of school administrator and his family features Junior in a light colored ocbd with sleeves partially rolled, dark trousers, white socks and bobbysoxer black and white saddle shoes, Mom in a dark dress and pumps, younger son in cowboy checked shirt, and Dad in nice suit, standing in front of brick fireplace with a propeller on the wall behind them ....

... fedora time with shot of two older gents, one in gray tweedy raglan 3-button button-through topcoat with button adjuster tabs at wrists, the other in a dark 3-button button-through topcoat with welted seams, notch lapels, open patch pockets, and cuffed sleeves ... also visible is a repp tie with double stripes ....

... classroom shot offers v-neck and crew sweaters, dark ocbd and white ocbds, plaid buttondown shirts, t-shirts as undershirts .....

..... fellow holding molecular model wears a plaid buttondown collar shirt with houndstooth pattern worn over white crewneck t-shirt is talking hydrocarbons with another guy in a dark plaid short-sleeved buttondown shirt

more to follow

Up next, 1968!!

...and no size Zeros either...

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Good research there.  Surprisingly, it being a heavy coat, I've seen the Zero King label pop up here in the southern thrift stores a few times over the years.

Fabulous stuff. That watermelon dude is righteous!

Orson Welles take that last photo set? What's up with the crazy angles?

When I need to escape, I just browse through the pages of the Tech Ivy thread.