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Vintage tortoise shell 1950s Ray-Ban Wayfarers II, by Bausch & Lomb. Move over Jake and Elwood! (at Kingpin's Hideaway)

Original, service-used Japanese Naval Prison Sabre from the period of the Russo-Japanese War to World War Two; possibly issued to member of the Tokkeitai (Naval Secret Police). (at Kingpin's Hideaway)

Vintage black 90s leather motorcycle jacket, customized with 'SKA' and 'PUNK' sleeves and a Lords of Acid devil girl pinup lower rocker, among others.

1940 pattern United States Army Air Force, 3rd Air Force, theatre worn, enlisted man's service jacket, modelled by Lady Ava Rose. (at Kingpin's Hideaway)

Handcrafted chainmail vest, modelled by Lady Ava Rose. (at Kingpin's Hideaway)

1970s vintage Mustang Auto Daredevils Tournament of Thrills cloth patch. (at Kingpin's Hideaway)

Hanging sign repaired by the ever skilled @the_raj_menon - kudos and thank-you!!! (at Kingpin's Hideaway)

Vinyl collection must have: autographed Bob Sings, 1977. (at Kingpin's Hideaway)

1970s North Star blue suede running shoes by Bata. (at Kingpin's Hideaway)

Antique First Nations trade knife handmade from farrier's rasp, for the blade, and human bone (humerus), for the handle. (at Kingpin's Hideaway)

Enamel and brass napkin ring holder with original provincial and territorial Coat of Arms before Alberta joined Confederation, 1905. (at Kingpin's Hideaway)

Details from enamel and brass napkin ring holder with original provincial and territorial Coat of Arms, 1905. (at Kingpin's Hideaway)

Kingpin's opinions on your vintage and antique finds are now available on Netflix. (at Netflix)

PEEK-A-BOO! That's why. (at Kingpin's Hideaway)

What appears to be a normal 1950's necktie by California Satins is, in reality, a peek-a-boo tie? Why is it called that, you may ask? (at Kingpin's Hideaway)

Dandy spotting on the TTC: well done, sir! (at St. Patrick (TTC))