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Geared Up With No Place to Go + Compare it
Okay Here's my full gear -- FINALLY COMPLETE thanks to all you Guys.
HAT: Adventure Built - I Reblocked and bashed it while working on Treasure of the Templars. STEVE thanks for a great lid.
JACKET: Wested Goat - ROTLA (Peter Thanks for talking my into this off the shelf beauty)
SHIRT: Wested - I own four of these nice shirts and I have had them all fitted and had the pen pocket stitching added. I just wish this were a different material - other than that I love these.
BAG - Vintage -- Thank you R.C. Halliburton
BAG STRAP & BUCKLE - Thanks to Lee Kepler
HOLSTER & HOLSTER BUCKLE: also Kepler - (A gentlman and a scholar)
HOLSTER BELT - Ahhhhh K-MART
TROUSERS : New Wested - LOVE the Color. Bought them unhemmed and had the pocket flaps made from the extra materal. Also replaced the buttons
WEB BELT: Ummmm Surplus Store -- I think
WEB BUCKLE: Found this gem at a thrift store pree distressed.
WHIP: New David Morgan -- Thanks Ken (Still love my Duke whip though - Hard to tell'em apart.
WHIP HOLDER: Todds Costumes -- BTW Tod is a swell guy and carries GREAT bags too. I have one for daily use.
BOOTS: My Trusty, World Traveled ALDENS - of Course.
SOCKS AND UNDERWEAR - (Not Shown) Fruit of the Loom
HAT: Adventure Built - I Reblocked and bashed it while working on Treasure of the Templars. STEVE thanks for a great lid.
JACKET: Wested Goat - ROTLA (Peter Thanks for talking my into this off the shelf beauty)
SHIRT: Wested - I own four of these nice shirts and I have had them all fitted and had the pen pocket stitching added. I just wish this were a different material - other than that I love these.
BAG - Vintage -- Thank you R.C. Halliburton
BAG STRAP & BUCKLE - Thanks to Lee Kepler
HOLSTER & HOLSTER BUCKLE: also Kepler - (A gentlman and a scholar)
HOLSTER BELT - Ahhhhh K-MART
TROUSERS : New Wested - LOVE the Color. Bought them unhemmed and had the pocket flaps made from the extra materal. Also replaced the buttons
WEB BELT: Ummmm Surplus Store -- I think
WEB BUCKLE: Found this gem at a thrift store pree distressed.
WHIP: New David Morgan -- Thanks Ken (Still love my Duke whip though - Hard to tell'em apart.
WHIP HOLDER: Todds Costumes -- BTW Tod is a swell guy and carries GREAT bags too. I have one for daily use.
BOOTS: My Trusty, World Traveled ALDENS - of Course.
SOCKS AND UNDERWEAR - (Not Shown) Fruit of the Loom
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My Ex Girlfriend says the same thing.Wow... you look different when you're playing the good guy!
Any Tailor or Dry Cleaner who does alterations can help you. Or Check a department store - I think Burlinton Coat Factory Near you does AlterationsI love the shirt... how did you get it fitted? Where did you go
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I had the J. Crews altered when I first got them. But as with much of my early gear I will be selling those - Im thinking about putting together some kind of reasonably priced starter kit for a newbe to COW who might be interested. Will include My Kepler Hat, Duke Whip, Original Wested Trousers,(the lighter ones) an LL Bean shirt, the Disney trasher or the US Wings Jacket and my J Crews. We'll seeTexas Raider wrote:DOOOOD!! You totally look the part! Nice "gruffed" look! Looks great! It seems your JCrews have one more lace hook than mine do. I think mine only have 3 rows, not 4. Great alt. to the pocket flaps! I'd probably do the same..
I was inspired by Ken's NH Trousers on Templars but for whatever reason Peter does not make the cool pockets on his otherwise Great Trousers.
This has been an obsession for 20 years - I think it will have to be surgicly removed. And yes I WANT PROPSI really like what you've done with the brim, there. You look fantastic in all your stuff. Are you actually going to be picking up any props, or is it really over?
In my supply box.Where's the popper on the morgan?
I'll take a pick of the pocket for you - its no big deal really just a small detail that Danial R. Talked me into.What about this shirt pen pocket stitching on the shirt, do you have a detail pic?
Must be Kens doing - I got the whip from him.How did you get the decorative knot on the Morgan whip darker? Was it made that way or did you (or Ken) pecard it till it darkened
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Jonathan you look every inch Indiana Jones - no suprise there!! If there is anyone who truly is worthy of the title it is your good self. The gear looks fantastic and its good to see you wearing it all - don't worry you'll have the chance to wear it all for real in the desert before too long and then you'll be sorry you ever wished you had somewhere to wear it!
I have no idea about the knot on the Morgan - must have been done by the previous seller, nothing to do with me I am afraid.
Ken
I have no idea about the knot on the Morgan - must have been done by the previous seller, nothing to do with me I am afraid.
Ken
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The new 2005 Colour for the trousers is great. What colour is that said to be? Light Brown, Karki? Does it say on the Trousers Label?
You are both in luck today The Said color on the New Wested Trousers is.......TAUPE!The screen accurate color is taupe... but good luck finding many dress pants that are that color AND reasonably priced. I think just go for the Westeds.
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Cool gear!
I'm particularly interested in the pants. How heavy is the material? The only other place I've seen that offers the cavalry twill is Orvis and their pants are $200! For that price I could get a Wested shirt and pants. Orvis says their cav twill is 13-3/4oz. They say that their material comes for England. I wonder if they and Wested are getting it from the same mill?
I'm particularly interested in the pants. How heavy is the material? The only other place I've seen that offers the cavalry twill is Orvis and their pants are $200! For that price I could get a Wested shirt and pants. Orvis says their cav twill is 13-3/4oz. They say that their material comes for England. I wonder if they and Wested are getting it from the same mill?
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Thanks - That means alot.Lawrence,
You make that gear your own, and that is not an easy thing to pull off. Well done, my friend. The sizing of everything looks spot on, and you did an excellent job with that hat
I do not know how many mm the twill is but I know that it is heavy. Ask Peter at Wested or visit the site. I trust the answer is close at hand.I'm particularly interested in the pants. How heavy is the material?
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Ah, I'm a step ahead of you my friend. I emailed Wested the other day and asked about how durable the pants are. All I got was a vague answer that said that they are good quality. Of course, I understand, because it is a tricky question. Its just that I'm interested in a pair of field pants and not dress pants, if you know what I mean.T.E. Lawrence wrote:I do not know how many mm the twill is but I know that it is heavy. Ask Peter at Wested or visit the site. I trust the answer is close at hand.I'm particularly interested in the pants. How heavy is the material?
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Ken - I asked you to "Write" out your resentments on TYreasure of the Templars not Publicly Display them. Hmmmm Remember that pic of you I photoshoped before I left - Ya know - the one with the Eyes,Ears, and Nose?..... Let me see if I can find that. BTW thanks for teaching me how to "upload pics to the web.
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T.E. Lawrence wrote:Ken - I asked you to "Write" out your resentments on Treasure of the Templars not Publicly Display them. Hmmmm Remember that pic of you I photoshoped before I left - Ya know - the one with the Eyes,Ears, and Nose?..... Let me see if I can find that. BTW thanks for teaching me how to "upload pics to the web.
Can you hear this? "l"..... Let me turn it up ,,l,,
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