1873 Levi Strauss Copper Rivet or Original Early 1910's jeans Cowboy Ranch Photo Style:1. Original 1873 Levi Strauss Rivets Authenticated individual castings of this

Authenticated individual castings of this specific model feature an incised monogram "LT" along with a distinct professional foundry stamp on the plinth

ending American ownership of the assets of Bethlehem Steel

and buying out the competition

Geography: Cortland

Bina Abling and her instructional fashion illustration books

1873 Levi Strauss Copper Rivet or Original Early 1910's jeans Cowboy Ranch Photo Style:1. Original 1873 Levi Strauss Rivets Authenticated individual castings of thisThe Unofficial Uniform of American Industry May 20, 1873 marked the birth of Levi Strauss blue jeans: what would become a staple of American industry and culture, and eventually one of the most known garments in the worlds history. Born out of necessity, they were the result of a request by a miners wife to her local tailor (and Strauss future business partner), Jacob W. Davis, for work pants that could withstand the wear and tear of her husbands