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Tag Size: Medium
Waist: 36
Inseam: 32
Decade: 1950s
Price: $175 Shipped
Item Description: Anderson Bros. of Danville, Virginia was a dedicated regional producer of industrial workwear and uniforms throughout the mid-twentieth century.
Constructed from heavy-duty sanforized cotton twill, these coveralls feature classic utility details including deep chest pockets, a concealed front fly, and branded embossed metal donut buttons. During the mid-century manufacturing boom, garments like these were built strictly for utility on assembly lines, railroads, and mechanic shops. Surviving mid-century civilian coveralls with their original woven neck labels and branded hardware intact remain increasingly difficult to locate for vintage collectors. The natural wear, fading, and authentic workshop patina provide distinct mid-century American workwear character.
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This Is A Vintage Item. Minor Flaws Such As Pinholes, Stitch Snags, Discoloration, & Stains Are Common. Please Look Over Photos Thoroughly As Well As Measurements Provided Above & In Photos…
