Forever Never There.

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1985

(HTJ Archives) A Japanese advertisement for North By Northwest from an old 1959 copy of Screen magazine that was sleeping on a bookshelf in the old mountain house. 昔の山の家にあった本棚で眠っていた『スクリーン』という古い1959年の映画雑誌に掲載された『北北西に進路を取れ』の宣伝です。

(HTJ Archives) Regina Oro “5 Italy 81” freewheel. Cleaned and lubed the freewheel and drivetrain after the morning ride. Well-worn but still rides smoothly. 40k before breakfast.

RL Polo Glen Plaid jacket, Brooksweave yellow OCBD, J. Press English silk tie. Under cold steel grey skies.

Brooks Brothers Japan wool fresco jacket, Brookscloth light blue and brown button-down shirt. Damp and humid. The Weekend.

(HTJ Archives) J. Press Brochure, Fall & Winter 1981. “…in extra heavy weight island vegetation dyed yarns, which impart their rough and hardy character and inimitable earthy colorings.”

(HTJ Archives) Brooks Brothers, Christmas 1947 catalog. Paul Brown glassware and mugs. Something for everyone - Dogs, outdoors sports, horses and birds. Classic.

(HTJ Archives) Brooks Brothers, Autumn 1989 catalog, Corduroy Jacket. I used a have a wonderful Huntington corduroy jacket much like this, patch pockets and leather buttons. I miss it at this time of the year and would like to find another.

(HTJ Archives) Harris Tweed brown and green herringbone jacket, Brooks Brothers lavender blazer stripe OCBD, late 80s-early 90s J. Crew tie, J. Press flannel trousers, Alden cordovan cap toe shoes. Feeling autumnal.

Brooks Brothers, Christmas 1947 catalog. “Collar-Attached Shirts. Plain White or Plain Blue Oxford Cheviot. Coat Style. Sizes 14-16. Sleeve lengths 32 through 36.”

Brooks Brothers, Autumn 1989 catalog (Cover: Francis Livingston, born 1953)                                                                                            

J. Press Glen Plaid suit, Brooks Brothers rep tie, and an ancient Lands End pinpoint oxford cloth shirt. Breezy with blue skies. Lovely day.

(HTJ Archives) Brooks Brothers Fall and Winter 1984 (Cover: Tran Mawicke 1911-1988).

Brooks Brothers, Christmas 1947 catalog, ‘346’ and 'Golden Fleece’ cigars. The golden age of, as the president of Brooks Brothers during this period, John Clark Woods, called it: “Brooksiness.”

(HTJ Archives) Brooks Brothers Fall 1986 Catalog (Cover: Tran Mawicke 1911-1988).