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Mens 1960’s suede /patent pin striped winkle pickers.Size 8 ( 42 Eu )

stunning pair of hand made  1960’s suede chisel toe winkle pickers with patent leather pinstripes, Leather shoelaces.  In near mint condition, Very mod. Stand out from the crowd in these beauties! .

  

 









 

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Mens deadstock 1950’s Top grain Italian leather winkle picker shoes . SIZE 10 ( 44 Eu )

Stunning pair of deadstock  handmade 1950’s top grain Italian leather winkle picker shoes. All leather uppers , heel & sole .Absolute beauties !!.

 

 







 

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Mens 1950’s deadstock handmade Italian winkle picker shoes. Size 10 (44 Eu )

Stunning pair of deadstock  ( with tags ) 1950’s hand made winklepicker shoes . Made in Italy. All leather uppers, heel & sole.. Absolute class!. You won’t find finer!. A period classic.

 

  







 

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Mens 1960’s chisel toe Mod shoes with black stripe. size 10

Proper Mod!!!  1960’s  shoes with black centre stripe. just recently re heeled and soled so as good as new. Leather uppers. Be the face in these beauties! You won’t find another Pair. Look good with anything

  

 

 







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Mens 1960’s deadstock Mod slip on shoes with brogue detail

Fabulous Pair of deadstock 1960’s mens  hand made Italian slip on shoes with brogue styling. all leather uppers, heel & sole. Class!

  

   







 

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Mens late 60’s suede 5 button jacket from LORD JOHN OF CARNABY St

Another rare collectors piece. A late 60’s gem from the now iconic LORD JOHN OF CARNABY STREET. 5 button jacket with military esque styling. Leather pipng on collar and front. Action back and fantail vent. Made from pigskin suede . In excellent vintage condition.Very Beatles Rubber Soul era.

  

   

  







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Mens 1960’s double breasted blazer by JOHN STEPHEN of LONDON

Grab a slice of mod history with this early 1960’s double breasted  blazer . Tailored by JOHN STEPHEN of LONDON  for THE SCENE Boutique  at GARLICKS  ( South African  Dept store chain. originating in Capetown  ).This is the earliest John Stephen label I have come across .Peak lapel double breasted  blazer with brass buttons & patch pockets. Lovely Burgundy colour.  JOHN STEPHEN A.K.A. ‘The king of Carnaby Street ‘ was the founding clothes shop of the street that soon was to become the heart of SWINGING LONDON. His little tailors shop / boutique  soon became the Mecca for Londons exploding Mod scene . the first star customer was CLIFF RICHARD who purchased 3 mohair sweaters to wear the same evening on the pop show ‘OH BOY! ‘ . Word soon spread and so did his Empire. And Carnaby street the fashion destination of the 60’s world was born. Mint condition. A true collectors item!

  

 







 

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Mens 1960’s double breasted Regency collar suede jacket from LORD JOHN of Carnaby St

Stunning late 60’s  ‘Regency ‘ collar double breasted kid suede jacket form the famous ; LORD JOHN of CARNABY STREET. This shop was a go to for any dedicated follower of ( male ) fashion . A!!!nd in particular all members of the  Iconic Mod band THE SMALL FACES. Who actually had a charge account there. So they could stay up to the minute  with the newest trends. This jacket is in near mint condition. A  4/6 button closure with a military feel and a fantail pleated back. lovely tailored fit with a slight skirting to the waist. Items from this shop have fast become collectors pieces . So don’t delay on this one!

  

  

 







 

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Ladies 1960’s / 70’s double breasted tulip lapel purple coat

Fabulous late 1960’s / 70’s double breasted 3/4 length coat in pure new wool.Lovely tulip lapels. Big patch pockets , belted back . No makers name ,possibly custom made. In mint condition. Love that colour !!.

 

 

  

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Ladies 1960’s / 70’s 2 piece matching dress suit with huge dagger collar

Fab unworn as new late  60’s / 70’s dress and matching jacket 2 piece set. Huge dagger collar on dress .Lovely violet colour. very tailored fit. European made . Sweet!

 

 

 

  
















 

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