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Vtg 1940s Montgomery Ward 101 Type 1 Denim Jacket - Made in USA (L)

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Vtg 1940s Montgomery Ward 101 Type 1 Denim Jacket - Made in USA (L)

Vtg 1940s Montgomery Ward 101 Type 1 Denim Jacket - Made in USA (L)

Item: Vintage Montgomery Ward Powr House "101" Type 1 Denim JacketĀ 

Era: 1939-1945Ā 
Origin: USA
Material: 100% CottonĀ 
Color: Denim indigoĀ 
Condition: Good
Size: Large

Additional Information:

This is an extremely rare vintage denim jacket from

Powr House Montgomery Ward’s ā€œ101ā€ line, dating back to the WWII period (1939–1945). Similar to the iconic Levi’s 506XX ā€œType 1ā€ jacket.

What makes this example particularly special is the use of laurel wreath buttons, a detail specific to wartime production. During WWII, manufacturers substituted their branded metal buttons with these generic laurel wreath types probably due to rationing and wartime restrictions. After the war, 101 jackets returned to their usual branded buttons, making wartime versions very rare today.


Features a single chest pocket without flap, secured by copper rivets. Selvedge denim, cinch back (though cut off at some point in its life, as was common).

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Measurements:


Shoulders 55 cm / 21.5"Ā 
ChestĀ  60 cm / 23.5"Ā 
Sleeves 60 cm / 23.5"
Back 62 cm / 24.5"Ā 

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FINAL SALE

$5,248.96
Vtg 1940s Montgomery Ward 101 Type 1 Denim Jacket - Made in USA (L)—
$5,248.96

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Item: Vintage Montgomery Ward Powr House "101" Type 1 Denim JacketĀ 

Era: 1939-1945Ā 
Origin: USA
Material: 100% CottonĀ 
Color: Denim indigoĀ 
Condition: Good
Size: Large

Additional Information:

This is an extremely rare vintage denim jacket from

Powr House Montgomery Ward’s ā€œ101ā€ line, dating back to the WWII period (1939–1945). Similar to the iconic Levi’s 506XX ā€œType 1ā€ jacket.

What makes this example particularly special is the use of laurel wreath buttons, a detail specific to wartime production. During WWII, manufacturers substituted their branded metal buttons with these generic laurel wreath types probably due to rationing and wartime restrictions. After the war, 101 jackets returned to their usual branded buttons, making wartime versions very rare today.


Features a single chest pocket without flap, secured by copper rivets. Selvedge denim, cinch back (though cut off at some point in its life, as was common).

Ā 

Ā 

Measurements:


Shoulders 55 cm / 21.5"Ā 
ChestĀ  60 cm / 23.5"Ā 
Sleeves 60 cm / 23.5"
Back 62 cm / 24.5"Ā 

Ā 

FINAL SALE