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Studebaker Employee Herringbone Denim Coverall one of the last of it's kind of the 1960s, The Studebaker brothers company in 1852 and began to incorporate in 1868 As a manufacturing company making wagons, buggies, and carriages up to the early 1900s when they began to transition to manufacturing automobiles and as the years progress the company itself partner with out corporations and gaining it reputations for manufacturing quality & durable vehicle, however entering the 1930s when the great depression hits the company when bankrupt by 1933, however later on the company bounce back miraculously under the new management and by 1935 saw some improvement, by 1939 it has steadily pick up, as the 1930s come to an end and into the early 1940s Studebaker accepted U.S. Government contracts to manufacturing trucks for the U.S. Armed Forces the coming of the 1950s hit hard for the Studebaker company, with the lack of profits during the post war era the company trying their best to come out with new automobile designs and models to less much success, by the 1960s the Studebaker attempted to merge to Packard corporations and due to management and quality control and amongst other issues and disagreement the Studebaker company when bankrupt.
The condition of the coverall is good, with visible wear and bits of fade, and the lower part of the coverall has some tear that are located by the heel.
Size 38R
