cissp
Cyber Cop
I am a former resident of PG County, having basically grown up in Marlow Heights, MD. The time period I'm looking at is late 60s/early 70s. I was at one time what used to be called a "Grit", and before that I believe they were called "Blocks". At the time, I guess we thought we were real tough guys, and were identified by the clothing we wore. That consisted of "Macks" (contruction worker type pants), Hi-top "Chucks" (with colored shoestrings, and unlaced, due to the two or three pairs of basketball or hockey socks worn), Banlon shirts, slicked back hair, and "Peters" jackets. I am looking for anyone that has any of these old clothing items for sale.
Through eBay, I have been able to procure a few Banlon shirts, as well as a Peters jacket, although not the preferred, blue type type with the "envelope" back. Of course, "Chucks" are still made, so I've had no problem getting a pair of them. For the "Macks", I just bought some no-name brand construction worker type pants. But at one time they were actually called that, "Macks". It seems the most difficult to find clothing item is the "Peters" jacket. Does anyone have one sitting way back in their closet that they'd like to sell?
Anybody?
Thanks,
Chuck
Through eBay, I have been able to procure a few Banlon shirts, as well as a Peters jacket, although not the preferred, blue type type with the "envelope" back. Of course, "Chucks" are still made, so I've had no problem getting a pair of them. For the "Macks", I just bought some no-name brand construction worker type pants. But at one time they were actually called that, "Macks". It seems the most difficult to find clothing item is the "Peters" jacket. Does anyone have one sitting way back in their closet that they'd like to sell?
Anybody?
Thanks,
Chuck
