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1920s - 1930s Denim Jacket First Coverall Vintage 50s Carhartt Hercules Headlight Lee 40s 30s

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Well, I’m going to focus on Americana items for listing. Although my feedback may be limited, I will respond diligently. Shipping will only be done on weekends. Items ending on Sunday will be sent the following Saturday. After the auction ends, please contact me within 24 hours and make payment within 48 hours. If the time elapses, it will be considered a cancellation, so please understand. Thank you for your interest in the item. Please read the following and I look forward to your bids. 【Description of the item】 Item name: 1920-30s? One-pocket denim jacket This is a very old-style one-pocket denim jacket. The sewn-on buttons were used until around the 1930s. As you can see in the pictures, the denim is significantly faded. Please understand that the age is an estimation based on personal knowledge. 【Condition of the item】 Usage status: I believe this would be considered a good condition vintage piece for its age. Notes: Please understand that there might be small unnoticed holes. 【Others】 If you have any questions, please ask. Shoulder width/sleeve length/body width/length will be provided later. Please use these as approximate references. (span class="decRenewal") (Added on February 28, 2026, at 19:55) (span) Shoulder width/sleeve length/body width/length are approximately 44.5/56/50/56.

1920s - 1930s Denim Jacket First Coverall Vintage 50s Carhartt Hercules Headlight Lee 40s 30s

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245,000 Yen ($1601.31)

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2026-03-07 15:27:34 JST

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Collector Commentary

This rare one-pocket denim jacket from the 1920s-30s exemplifies the distinct characteristics of early American workwear, with unique fading that often appeals to collectors focused on vintage Americana. Items from this era are increasingly hard to find, particularly in good condition, which adds to their desirability and collectible value. The provenance and distinctive features of this piece, like the sewn-on buttons, highlight its historical significance and craftsmanship, attracting enthusiasts who appreciate the nuances of workwear design. Japanese collectors, known for their discerning taste and preservation standards, often seek out such authentic vintage items, making this piece a noteworthy find in the current market.