Levis Day

Had a request for a men in Levis set, so here we go.

 

Peeping Toms?

Are these two peeping toms or innocent workmen?

 

Proud

He looks like a proud car owner, but is that a dent in the fender?

 

San Francisco

The 70s in San Francisco.

 

Archival

 These late 19th Century loggers appear on an official Levis archival web page.

Don't forget.  Levis were invented as durable, affordable work clothes for men.

Sturdy

This sturdy looking fellow caught my eye on a Pinterest page,

but for some reason my internal AI alarm went off.

 

Phone Booth

Remember phone booths?

 

Log Splitter

This beefy firewood splitter will no doubt make someone's day.

 

Miners

The timber shoring makes me think these men are miners,

but those flat tipped shovels seem odd.

 

1950 Ford

The palms and quonset huts in our final picture make 

me think of Hawaii, and I believe that's a 1949 Ford.

 

Levis

This fellow is popping out of his Levis in a way that will like please many of you.

 

1950s?

The hairstyle and rolled up Levis give this one a classic 1950s feel.

 

Ray McGuire

You Levis fanciers may enjoy this shot of Ray McGuire.

 

Bib Overalls?

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Jeans in the Woods

This fellow wearing jeans in the woods looks hopeful of a friend coming along.

 

Levis Day

Marvin from Des Moines wrote in and asked for a men in Levis series, and I am happy to oblige.

We start with a young man with what Google says is a 1967 Pontiac Tempest.

Is that a jockstrap peeking over the top of his jeans?

 

Hotrod

This proud hotrod owner should please

those of you who like lean guys.

 

San Francisco 1970s

These two guys did a photo shoot in San Francisco in the late 1970s.

 

Movie Star?

If this guy wasn't a movie star, he should have been one.

The wide leather watch band dates this to about 1970/

 

Early Days

A California museum curator has authenticated these mid-19th 

Century miners as wearing one of the earlier versions of Levis.