1940s Inky-Dot Red Bandana black The addition feels both improvised

The addition feels both improvised and intentional—a playful reimagining of a common undergarment

A straightforward artifact

Intentionally designed through its color balance and thoughtful patch placement

This hunting jacket from the 1910s or '20s feels like something out of a storybook: sharp lapels

The pattern feels familiar

1940s Inky-Dot Red Bandana black The addition feels both improvised27" x 30. 5" A striped wool blazer, likely awarded as a commemorative piece for a cricket team in the 1930s or 40s. The tailoring has that sharp, structured feel of the era yet the lightweight, unlined wool gives it a relaxed and casual air. The single button stance, soft lapel roll, and slightly forward swept sleeves show an attention to proportion that feels both athletic and elegant. The photograph found with it suggests it once belonged to a team