BROWN AND ORANGE PLAID TWEED VEST

Object/Artifact

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Homestead Museum

Name/Title

BROWN AND ORANGE PLAID TWEED VEST

Entry/Object ID

80.19.13.1

Description

Color: Brown, gray, orange, white A plaid patterned tweed vest, owned by Thomas W. Temple II, ca. 1930-1970. The background is white, with lines of brown and orange. There are six buttons of silver with molded lines and two pockets at the lower part of the front. There is a gray silver lining and back panel. Sewn onto the left part of the inner lining is a tag with a logo of Pegasus and the word "Dupre", probably the manufacturer, and the location "VALPARAISO 116 / VINA DEL MAR", indicating that the artifact was made in Chile. Aside from a few loose threads, the garment is in good condition.

Lexicon

LOC Thesaurus for Graphic Materials

Vests

Search Terms

Three-dimensional, Vests (main garments), Clothing and dress

Legacy Lexicon

Object Name

Vests (Main Garments)