April 5, 2024
WWI MILITARY JODPHURS RIDING BREECHES VINTAGE CLOTHING
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WWI MILITARY JODPHURS RIDING BREECHES VINTAGE CLOTHING This Pair of Jodphurs riding breeches is a very heavy material used for winter I got these at an estate sale in an old trunk that had been stored for years along with many WWI uniforms and other items,,,,,these pants has a very soft leather patch (The light colored on the legs) as seen in pictures,thay have double button leg clouser,,,,,,,at the waist band clouser t is a 5 button clouser ,,,,,,,,,and a flap comes up over this and closes with 2 button ,,,,,,,,t is 2 snap clouser on the flap on each side in the middle,,,,this is a very nice old antique pair of breeches no holes from moths like I told you these w in a trunk and so was a few moth balls so you may need to hang them outside or get you some kind of moth ball remover,,,,,,The tan colored pants has very deep pockets and allso t is some lining inside pant,,,like around the waist and in front opening,,,,,,,Size is 34,,,,,,,,,some marking of numbers inside on pockets as showing in pictures.In excellent condition for this old pair.WINNING BIDDER TO PAY SHIPPING AND INS. ALL WITHING 10 DAYS OF AUCTION CLOSE CHECK OUT OUR OTHER UNIQUE ITEMS ON E-BAY THANKS, DICK & DOT ALL SALES U.S.A. ONLY. All items must be Insured, INS. Rates up to $50.00 is $1.65 up to $100.00 is $2.05 up to $200.00 is $2.45 up to $300.00 $4.60 And so on,
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