Fair & Square Hunting Jacket, c.1910s–1920s The stud work defines it—tight

The stud work defines it—tight swirling scrolls across the front and sleeves

19" Shoulder

suggest a utilitarian purpose—perhaps once used for storing tools

and wear over boots

Fair & Square Hunting Jacket, c.1910s–1920s The stud work defines it—tight18" Shoulder 19. 5" Chest 30. 5" Length 23" Sleeve This hunting jacket from the 1910s or '20s feels like something out of a storybook: sharp lapels, blackened metal snaps, and leather backed buttonholes with pointed tab accents. Made by Fair & Square in Milwaukee, its the kind of piece that shows how ruggedwear once leaned toward elegance. A bright red wool shell paired with faded brown facings gives it depth, while the quirks in construction remind