This vintage cape was forged in the basement fires of one of the DIYers of old, circa 1968. It was an extra in a variety of United Artist films in the early 1970s before realizing it was not meant for a life of film sets and aspiring stardom, retiring to a closet in Saskatoon in 1974. It came to stay with us in 1997 after a row with its previous roommate. While we love our dear Red Tweed Cape to distraction, we know that it seeks new adventures abroad, and so we offer it to a dear new home that will love it as much as we have.
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
New (to you)! Cape
This vintage cape was forged in the basement fires of one of the DIYers of old, circa 1968. It was an extra in a variety of United Artist films in the early 1970s before realizing it was not meant for a life of film sets and aspiring stardom, retiring to a closet in Saskatoon in 1974. It came to stay with us in 1997 after a row with its previous roommate. While we love our dear Red Tweed Cape to distraction, we know that it seeks new adventures abroad, and so we offer it to a dear new home that will love it as much as we have.
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