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Tes accurates, étroite à quel niveau ???

LLOYD a écrit:: Sinon regarde cette photo des années 70/80![/size]

le holster du type de gauche est d'un modèle spécial, tu as des infos?

Elle est superbe cette photo !!! Deux belles vestes et sugarloaf !...
Image tirée de la page 210 du livre: The Peacemakers by R. L. Wilson. Wink

minartwest a écrit:: le holster du type de gauche est d'un modèle spécial, tu as des infos?

C'est un Mexican Half Flap Bikini holster c 1870s

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merci, je ne connaissais pas...

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Un holster "Bikini" mexicain avec un S&W 1 1/2 gravé d'usine fabriqué dans un cuir très fin, comme de la peau de gants...Pas fait pour aller dans la nature, mais plutôt dans une "cantina"...
et une photo ancienne d'un caballero de Chihuahua avec un Colt Lightning 1877 à crosse d'ivoire (ou de nacre)....Les cartouches semblent être du .41 LC. (ou du .38)
Tous n'avaient pas des .44 ou des .45.
Je suis à peu près sûr que Lloyd va pomper le dessin "piteado" et le transformer en "incised"...et que ça va aider Crazy Corsican à repenser son prochain costume...suite aux remarques de Lloyd.

C;1880s

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Looking typical of wealthy Californio landowners in the 1800s, this meticulously dressed gentleman wears a white suit with natty touches that include his pristine sombrero charro, a pinned cravat, watch fob and pearl-handled pistol in its embellished holster.
– Courtesy Robert G. McCubbin Collection –

Superbe document, costard blanc et bottes "à la cosaque" (la partie médiane très souple donne ce bel effet plissé, la partie haute semble surpiquée) la grande classe.
Le holster paraît brodé à la fibre de cactus mais on voit mal.
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Ca. 1889 Three vaqueros, northern Mexico.

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Ca. 1889 Vaqueros roping a steer on a ranch in northern Mexico

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California
calzoneras trousers
c. 1845-1855

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This pair of calzoneras is made of black and green fulled wool. The black wool, which composes the inner leg, the outer leg and the cuff is appliqued over the green fulled wool which forms the center of each leg, and runs up to the waist. (Also shows at center waist, back where the trousers appear to have been let out at some time.) The pattern at the intersection of the two colors is a rolling scallop pattern (like a simplified drawing of ocean waves. The legs are completely open down the outside; the are fastened with a series of twenty-six (26) hand made button holes (in a strim of red fulled wool sewn over the lining on the outside of each leg; a very narrow stip of white cloth is appliqued the length of each leg, abutting the button holes. There are a series of twenty-two (22) silver colored metal ball and chain buttons down either leg. The buttons are ball shaped on the part that would fasten through to the front and flat on the back side. The calzoneras are completely lined in a tan, brown and madder colored cotton print that features white (undyed) flowers and leaves in vertical lines and a stripe of a seaweed type print also printed vertically separating the vertical bands of tan and brown, with horizontal bars of white and madder color in groupings of three and of one. There's a pocket on either side made of a tan and natural colored cotton floral print. These are "broad fall" trousers fastening with three buttons (horizontally) across the front, and three buttons inside the fall, fastening vertically in the printed lining fabric. There is a set of scalloped, seashell-like silver colored metal hook fastener on the proper left side approximately 2.5 inches down from the waist. On the proper right side, only the part of the set in the back is still in place. There is a flat button at the proper right waist. There are two flat buttons approximately even spaced from the center seam in the back.

These are hand tailored. The red strip down either leg is indicative of their fine quality. According to David W. Rickman, "Sutter's Fort State Historic Park, Costume Manual: A Guide to the Clothing Worn in California and the Far West, ca. 1845," "...an added flap of cloth inside the front leg to button into."

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Tu peins bien,je l'aime beaucoup,bravo!

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Merci bien, en plus je fais ça en équilibre sur une boule !

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Pas mal de bonnes photos à exploiter sur le matos et les détails des outfits ! Good Job companero !

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J.B.Books a écrit:: Pas mal de bonnes photos à exploiter sur le matos et les détails des outfits ! Good Job companero !

Et aussi des dates intéressantes!!!

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Le catalogue me paraît bien... Mais il faudra compter tout de même 80$ pour ce le procurer ! EARLY MEXICANO, TEJANO & CALIFORNIO - Page 2 4179289997

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