N&W Clothing
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Tue Apr 3 12:17:13 EDT 2007
Likewise, I don't think the company was related to the railroad. I'm not even positive what the N&W in their name stood for.
I do know that from time to time, you will see buttons off these overalls for sale as "N&W Ry" buttons, so beware, and know what you're looking at.
Jeff Sanders
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Carl, there used to be a garment manufacturing company in Lynchburg, VA, called N&W, (just like the Norfolk and Western) that made bib overalls and other work clothes. I don't think it had anything to do with the railroad but I'm not sure. I worked in a country store in Gladys, Virginia (about 20 miles south of Lynchburg on the Lynchburg to Durham, NC line of N&W) in the 1950's as a high school student and we sold this line of work clothes. I am pretty sure they were made in Lynchburg but don't think it had anything to do with the railroad. Maybe somebody else can shed some light on your question.
Jim Moseley
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Does anybody know if there was clothing, such as
jeans, associated with the railroad? There is an
auction on ebay today that is selling a pair of
vintage 1950s dungarees with an N&W label on them.
Thanks.
Carl
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