Pullover Collection (#3)

Sweaters, pullovers, jumpers for men
Sweaters of various colours and styles for men, mostly V-neck, one with buttons and a collar, and one polo neck. Date: 1936

People Play Cards 1930S
Flying Demon is played by five people around a table at home, with all eyes on the card being played

Diaogonal Jumper 1936
A sports jumper hand-knitted in graduated horizontal stripes over which are diagonal lines of fancy open stitch following the diagonal button fastening on the back

Diamond Pattern Jumper
A short sleeved jumper in a fancy stitch with a diamond pattern worked in 3 colours. It opens to the welt & fastens with 3 buttons

Epaulette Jumper 1934
A hand-knitted jumper in a lacy stitch with round neck line & 3 button fastening. An unusual touch is the triangular shaped epaulettes attached with knitted buttons

Huzzar Jumper 1933
Unusual hand-knitted pullover modelled on a Huzzars uniform incorporates a bold geometric pattern of light coloured bands of diminishing length on bodice & sleeves

Cable Stitch Pullover
A hand-knitted jumper in a cable stitch with cuffs & a roll collar. Here it is worn with a woollen skirt

Pullover by Gillier
Gilliers Gossamer pull-over is the ideal sport garment for smart women... very light and gives a very agreeable line. Buy it in Paris, London or New York

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"Vintage Knitted Bows: Unveiling the Timeless Charm of Pullovers" Step back in time to 1936, where knitted bows adorned pullovers with elegance and grace. The red pullover became a fashion statement, capturing attention with its vibrant hue. Cartoon advertisements for Bovril showcased the practicality of pullovers in "Studies in Economy. " A man and woman pondered between a fur coat and a new pullover, while the man sported a billboard advertising. Bovril's message was clear - keep warmer with their product. In 1954, striped jumpers took center stage as they were knitted "on the cross, " showcasing intricate craftsmanship. Home knitting projects flourished during this era, offering instructions for reversible cardigans and jumpers in 1943. Designs for women's knitwear emerged alongside detailed instructions on how to create these garments at home. The year was 1943 when creativity intertwined with functionality. Transport yourself to the roaring twenties as you envision a young man on his special vintage motorcycle from that era. This image captures an essence of nostalgia and adventure that only a classic they are complement. George Henry Hubert Lascelles (later known as the 7th Earl of Harewood) donned his favorite pullover, exuding sophistication and style beyond measure. Actress Letitia Dean playfully tried out new yo-yos alongside her brother Stephen in January 1982. Their joyous smiles perfectly matched their trendy pullovers, adding an element of fun to their attire. Mark Eadie, just sixteen years old at the time (March 1980), posed confidently next to his personal chaperone while wearing his cherished pullover. It symbolized both youthfulness and maturity simultaneously. A romantic photograph captured Ivy A. Hill and Bruce Lindemann together; their love story woven into every stitch of their cozy pullovers. It was a testament to the timeless appeal of these garments.