Peter Vintage — Brand & Mood Gallery

Macro shot of a blue Pendleton Woolen Mills woven label reading Warranted to Be a Pendleton, Portland Oregon, 100% Virgin Wool, surrounded by brass Talon zipper pulls on a red and tan wool garment

Exhibit 1:

Talon zipper collection.

Talon is one of America's iconic vintage zipper manufacturers, dating back to the late 19th century. Widely used from the 1930s–1960s on workwear, denim, military, and outdoor clothing, Talon zippers are now valuable clues for dating and authenticating vintage garments.

Native American thunderbird pendant with turquoise stone, a Buffalo nickel, and an inlay ring on a silver chain, draped over a Levi's denim jacket pocket

Exhibit 02

American Navajo and Mexican silver jewelry

Navajo stone necklace or bracelet/1970s

925 silver ring, handmade in Mexico 1980s-1990s

Navajo Zuni Thunderbird Necklace 925 Silver/1960s

Pair of vintage navy blue canvas sneakers with red trim and white laces, marked Oberteil 100 percent Baumwolle, resting on a red, yellow and blue striped blanket

Exhibit 03

1960-70s German Market Canvas Sneakers

DDR/Eastern Bloc production for the German-speaking market.

The simple and elegant tailoring and the extended imagination of Bauhaus style

Flat lay of a light blue denim blazer with a cream fedora, brown cowboy boots, a small Native American costume doll in the jacket pocket, and a white bowling pin, on a red, black and yellow patterned blanket

Exhibit 04

Voodoo's cowboy.

1920s Tom max hat
1990s Levi's denim blazer
1970s Red wing pegos

Classic American Western style

Red, black and cream plaid wool mackinaw jacket with a Hercules by Sears Roebuck and Co. label and a brass Hookless Fastener zipper pull, laid on a striped wool blanket

Exhibit 05

1950s Hercules wool jacket by Sears Roebuck

Hercules was a renowned Sears workwear label, known for its heavy-duty American workwear from the early 20th century through the 1960s. Its rugged construction and iconic designs make Hercules pieces highly sought after by vintage collectors.

Two brown wool shawl-collar button sweaters, one laid flat and one folded on top, resting on a cream and blue striped U.S. Navy wool blanket

Exhibit 06

1940s-1980s us army vintage wool sweatshirt.

The design is simple, the material is high-quality wool, and the colors are understated, workwear-inspired.

Pair of burgundy red leather Red Wing lace-up work boots with black soles, displayed in front of a Japanese mono magazine spread about Red Wing Shoes

Exhibit 07

70s-80s Red wings boots "Supersole" 204/8004

This boots comes in the iconic Oro-Russet Portage leather and "super sole", really similar to redwings limited boots called "8804"

Dark U.S. Navy wool jacket with star insignia and olive canvas deck overalls next to two folded grey Navy hoodies, on a cream and blue striped U.S. Navy wool blanket

Exhibit 08

1940s WW2 US Navy Collection

In the world of workwear and vintage military collectibles, 1940s U.S. Navy items are highly valued for their cool designs and expensive materials.

Large worn brown leather Red Wing engineer boot next to a small black miniature replica boot and boxed Red Wing Shoes Miniature Collection Vol. 2 packaging

Exhibit 09

Red wing workwear boots

Red Wing is an iconic American workwear footwear brand founded in 1905. Known for its durable, repairable boots, it has become one of the most influential names in American workwear and a favorite among vintage collectors.

Black corduroy jacket embroidered Wyoming Riverton with a Future Farmers of America emblem, hanging beside a tan canvas U.S. Mail carrier bag

Exhibit 10

FFA jacket, US mail bag

Vintage FFA Jacket
The FFA (Future Farmers of America) was founded in 1928. Its iconic blue corduroy jacket became the official uniform in 1933 and has since become an important symbol of American agricultural education and high school culture. Vintage FFA jackets often feature hand-embroidered designs, school names, and the wearer's name, giving them a distinctive American vintage character.

Vintage U.S. Mail Bag
Classic U.S. mail bags were used by American postal workers and were typically made from heavy-duty canvas or leather, emphasizing durability and practicality. Today, vintage mail bags are highly recognizable accessories in vintage workwear, carrying a strong sense of American workwear and postal history.

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