@@GlitchSystem-xf7jb And some may end up in museums; many collectors loan, some eventually donate, or a museum itself could bid. But even if some pieces enter (or re-enter) a black hole for a time, it’s a double-edged sword; these sales are almost entirely responsible for prompting museums, studio archives, and - very gradually - the general public to finally see enduring value in original props and costumes. If it wasn't for collectors tracking things down and creating a visible market over the past few decades, much of what resides today in museums would have either been tossed or remained boxed up in warehouses/attics. On the whole, these auctions are far more stories of appearances than disappearances.
@GlitchSystem-xf7jb if it was not for private collectors keeping historic items out of harms way many artifacts would have been lost to time. I think of it like a time capsule.
I was lucky enough to be measured up at Wested Leather by Peter Botwright before his death for a Raiders Jacket - my second one from him. He was so kind and patient with my geek out - and when he learnt I was working in the industry he let me try on the Mad-eye Moody coat he had just got back from Harry Potter and the Goblet of fire. It was one of those epic days that I still remember regularly. I bought my dad a A1 jacket from the patterns used for Memphis Belle that day as well.
Interesting to think about the films being made at an equal amount of time from when they take place and now.. Films were made roughly 40 years ago and they were filmed roughly 40 years after ww2
Indeed, wish they had done that for all of their other prop videos before, but i hope they keep adding them from now on. It's great to just soak it in.
Back in the late 80s I bought a jacket like this from the OLD "Banana Republic" (when they were still independent and made good products). Made from goatskin, rather than horse or cowhide. It was very supple and looked naturally aged. Much lighter weight than a pilot's jacket. It's a little worn, but I still have it.
Wested Leather is the company that made the jackets for Ford in the film's (they renamed themselves to Wested in like the mid 90s) and they were all goat and lamb skin. Phenomenal Leather.
Love the jacket. I remember about 25 years ago I wanted to rent an Indiana Jones costume. The costume shop wanted 250 to rent, and it was a bomber jacket, not Indy’s. I had the hat from MGM Studios in Orlando. I ended up buying a jacket at Wilson’s leather for under $100. I was in my basement distressing it to look like it did on the VHS cover. I wore a tan shirt, wrinkled, brown pants and some work boots. At the Halloween part on the Intrepid in NYC I got a lot of compliments. I’ll never forget we saw Toby Keith perform at Boo Country Bash. Good times.
A couple of comments about the leather jacket. It's mentioned, with surprise, that the jacket is kind of light. This is actually period-correct. Jackets like this were windbreakers, not necessarily for warmth. This was the case of the Army Air Corps A-1 and A-2 jackets; the wearers would be clothed in wool uniforms and the jackets went over the outside. In contrast, the AAC's shearling jacket, the B-3, had very good insulation. The second point is about the leather itself. Most of the flying jackets in this period were goatskin or horsehide. Both are VERY durable leathers. However, for a prop jacket, you don't want that! You want something you can easily scuff up to make them artificially aged.
Yes, correct. I have three Cooper A2s and they are literally _summer weight_ jackets. Great windbreakers and great when layered, but certainly not for warmth on their own.
Met Adam a couple days ago at fan expo Vancouver and just gotta say it was a great honour and I had things to say but I was too starstruck so my brain couldn’t get the words out . Thank you Adam for making my childhood great and for inspiring me to be creative and make props of my own .
The vertical panels on the shirt are typical of guayaberas. Maybe this design was chosen because, growing up in the American Southwest (or at least his childhood scenes having been filmed there), it's reasonable his fashion choices might be influenced by a type of shirt popular in Mexico.
Adam is almost exactly a month older than me (July 15 and August 17 1967) and there’s something warming to my heart about thinking of almost 14 yo me and almost 14 yo Adam sitting in a theater seeing Raiders for the first time. Does that make sense? We were at the same stage of development leaving aside the differences between boys and girls adolescent development. I saw it with my dad and my best friend at the time. Also, my eagle-eye husband spotted Tom Servo down at the bottom of the glass case. He looked it up and they’re estimating it Tom Servo will sell for $10-20k.
@ 6:00 Adam is pointing out the stripe that overlays the pocket. What no one is mentioning is the way this stripe is applied would make the pocket unusable.unless it was hand sewn.which this shirt appears to be.
I used to walk past Angels a lot on the way back from a particular court. I would pop in occasionally. I believe it was Angels that had the original Obi Wan Kenobi robe on hire as "Monk Costume". I bet they'd have sold it for a tenner; or 20 quids tops!
@@michaelhearn3831 Yeah. I gather a few people hired it before they remembered what it was. And they used to be open to bids on everything they had in there! I wonder if Adam could investigate the Wizard of Oz story and supposedly finding Baum's actual coat when they went prop hunting. Is that a myth dreamt up by the PR dept or did it actually happen?
I was at an Angels auction circa 1983/1984 in Camden Town when the original Declan Mullholland Jabba The Hutt costume from Star Wars went unsold. Wish I'd bought it, now!
Back in the day my friend and I were lucky enough to visit the MST3K studios in Eden Prairie, MN. The visit was between 1994 and 1997. I found the photos not long ago. It was such a treat to visit where the bots were built and the shows were shot.
Adam, this is perfect timing. Last week Adam graciously came up to Vancouver Canada for Fan Expo. Adam like always was wonderful to all the attendees. During the Q & A, I asked Adam why they (Myth-Busters team) blew up buster in Bye Bye Buster, to where I remarked on how Adam cos-played Indiana Jones on the show and quoted a line from last Crusade for which he said at the same time "It belongs in a Museum" Jinx (Neither he or me called it). He explained that it was required for the story. Sad for Buster but good enough explanation. And not a day after Fan-Expo he releases the video of Indiana Jones Jacket. Just luck of the draw timing. Hope you have a good trip in London and thank you very much for coming to Vancouver. PS. hope you enjoyed the 3D pictures of you on Season 3 of the Expanse.
I own a Raiders jacket made by the same clothier in England that made them for the first film. Bermans and Nathans made the Temple of Doom jackets, and they are just slightly different than the originals. They have smaller pockets and buckles instead of D rings on the side straps which face the opposite way than the original. My guess is this will garner $25k - $40k.
After the first film, the producers had no desire to work again with Peter Botwright/Wested Leather who made the jackets, but Noel Howard, at Bermans and Nathans, being a nice man, was able to obscure which supplier the jackets for the 2nd film came from (which was still Wested Leather!) Both men no longer with us, sadly. Noel Howard had some items from Temple of Doom stored at his flat (shirt, pants, jacket, boots) which were being held for Anthony Powell.
I love how Brandon knows very well what Adam likes these days, and picks out what he'll love most. It's really sweet, everyone needs a Brandon in their life.
Growing up, I had a shirt with that kind of vertical panel crossing the shirt pockets. It was just a white shirt, no relation to the movie, but it did the same thing of breaking the bottom line of the pocket - and on mine it wasn't sewn correctly so the pocket basically had a hole down into that long panel. I think it was just a style in the early 80s. I wouldn't be too surprised if this was an off the shelf pick for the first film.
Seems like a lot of Harrison Ford movies have lots of scenes where he isn't playing the main character. Like the whole apartment investigation scene in Blade Runner. That's not him in the bathroom at all.
Are these the ones that Noel Howard had ? I came from France to met him in 2006 (and bought my full costume there) and he showed me the shirt and jacket and I even tried this jacket, a dream come true ❤ he also had one shoe ^^
The Indy shirt is the result of the costume department doing their work. Take a look at details of a Janker jacket, popular during this time in Austria.
It really IS an adrenaline rush to screen match something. I own a piece of original pre-cell sketch art from the 1990s Masters of the Universe cartoon that is Teela solo, nothing else. The only marks were the production code, so I had to watch frame by frame to find the exact spot in the episode where it was used. When I spotted it, it was a feeling I had never felt before.
Considering how frugal the animation houses used to be, I wouldn't be surprised if you found the drawing was reused in more than one scene or episode. :p
I've wondered about having a different sized wardrobe for the doubles. But, since Terry Leonard is beefier and taller than Harrison is (I've met Terry twice - once in the 90s on the set of Mighty Joe Young and again on the set of Bird Box, a little before covid hit). But, since Terry is at least 6'5", and Harrison is 6'2" one would assume the doubles get their correctly sized wardrobe, too.
I had the same company that made the movie version jacket make me a replica with the lamb leather for softness. cost around $300 including import fees. I had to get sized for myself. It came fitted and tight like the actors wore has the same badge inside. sadly I can't zip it anymore heh. its thin and the buckles cling, its a great fall weather jacket, not for winter weather in the midwest US.
4K can make the different in screen matching but the 4K can't be AI upscaled. It need to be done from the best quality film reel around and digitized. AI upscaling steels a lot of the details and softens the image.
Indian Jones all amazing films I was lucky to be in Spain when last crusade was being filmed the scene where Indian is on the side of the tank we were way above watching at the side of a excursion coach
They got the size wrong for Harrison in Temple of Doom. The jacket was measured before he hit the weights so they had to make a smaller lining to make it fit. Gives it a distinctive look
@tested - I'd love to see a reality elimination style show, hosted/judged by Adam called "Practical Effects" where filmmakers are given time/space/materials and attempt to make practical effects shots for judgement. It could be an amazing mix of film history (e.g. this is a famous shot from a movie), behind the scenes views, creative/problem-solving skills, a limited time of post computer generated work, etc.
The beginning of "Raiders of the Lost Ark" when Indy is in the room with the golden idol. He warns Satipo about booby traps, so he takes a torch, presses the floor with it, and a dart shoots out.
I spotted a Tom Servo! "Nobody rules the Tom-monster!" I'm guessing that is screen used Tom Servo puppet, that has no doubt been puppeteered by the inimitable Kevin W. Murphy.
normally I would leave an icon like this untouched but the broken repair irks me it needs to be restored to screen accurate it is a degrading bit that will keep on degrading so it needs to be fixed. what would I use?... well bookbinder glue A it's acid-free and reversible and it stays flexible and to fix it in place? a mild hot iron (with mild I mean warm not scolding hot) you will see the damage but it is stable like it needs to be.
For some reason I found it slightly disappointing to learn that the Indy jacket is light. I got obsessed with leather jackets because of Indy, love a good, heavy leather jacket, surprising and a little "huh, well" about it being lightweight
The only scene I ever had a problem with in raiders was when Indy swaps the idol for a bag of dirt,and is surprised when he still sets off the booby trap. Really Indy? You thought ten ounces of dirt would do the trick? That idol head probably weighs 10 pounds! I guess the university where Dr Jones teaches does not have an elective on weights and measures.
Now I know why the jacket looked so cool on Indy, but the replica Disneyland was selling at the Adventureland Bazaar across from the Temple of the Forbidden Eye attraction didnt look cool on me. Im not Harrison Ford. Oh, and the Disney replica was crafted for durability. Not a stunt jacket.
A company called, Leather Concessionaires, made the jackets for the first film. That later became Wested. Bermans and Nathans made them for Temple of Doom, using one of the originals as a template/pattern, but they aren't exactly the same.
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Are you into vintage GenRad Variac's with analog meters? I'd like to see you restore one
what's with the extra bit of footage?
"That belongs in a museum!" - Indi
ROFLMAO
These things do belong in a museum for all to enjoy. Not in some private collectors house where it won't be seen for years or ever again
@@GlitchSystem-xf7jb And some may end up in museums; many collectors loan, some eventually donate, or a museum itself could bid. But even if some pieces enter (or re-enter) a black hole for a time, it’s a double-edged sword; these sales are almost entirely responsible for prompting museums, studio archives, and - very gradually - the general public to finally see enduring value in original props and costumes. If it wasn't for collectors tracking things down and creating a visible market over the past few decades, much of what resides today in museums would have either been tossed or remained boxed up in warehouses/attics. On the whole, these auctions are far more stories of appearances than disappearances.
Well played Sir!
@GlitchSystem-xf7jb if it was not for private collectors keeping historic items out of harms way many artifacts would have been lost to time. I think of it like a time capsule.
I was lucky enough to be measured up at Wested Leather by Peter Botwright before his death for a Raiders Jacket - my second one from him. He was so kind and patient with my geek out - and when he learnt I was working in the industry he let me try on the Mad-eye Moody coat he had just got back from Harry Potter and the Goblet of fire. It was one of those epic days that I still remember regularly. I bought my dad a A1 jacket from the patterns used for Memphis Belle that day as well.
flip you a fish.
I find it really cool that films that were historical period pieces are now themselves part of history. That stuff is part of our collective history.
Interesting to think about the films being made at an equal amount of time from when they take place and now.. Films were made roughly 40 years ago and they were filmed roughly 40 years after ww2
Stay tuned after the ending for 2 Minutes of great additional B-Roll! 11:20
Indeed, wish they had done that for all of their other prop videos before, but i hope they keep adding them from now on.
It's great to just soak it in.
Back in the late 80s I bought a jacket like this from the OLD "Banana Republic" (when they were still independent and made good products). Made from goatskin, rather than horse or cowhide. It was very supple and looked naturally aged. Much lighter weight than a pilot's jacket. It's a little worn, but I still have it.
Goat skin is tough as nails.
Wested Leather is the company that made the jackets for Ford in the film's (they renamed themselves to Wested in like the mid 90s) and they were all goat and lamb skin. Phenomenal Leather.
Love the jacket. I remember about 25 years ago I wanted to rent an Indiana Jones costume. The costume shop wanted 250 to rent, and it was a bomber jacket, not Indy’s. I had the hat from MGM Studios in Orlando. I ended up buying a jacket at Wilson’s leather for under $100. I was in my basement distressing it to look like it did on the VHS cover. I wore a tan shirt, wrinkled, brown pants and some work boots. At the Halloween part on the Intrepid in NYC I got a lot of compliments. I’ll never forget we saw Toby Keith perform at Boo Country Bash. Good times.
A couple of comments about the leather jacket. It's mentioned, with surprise, that the jacket is kind of light. This is actually period-correct. Jackets like this were windbreakers, not necessarily for warmth. This was the case of the Army Air Corps A-1 and A-2 jackets; the wearers would be clothed in wool uniforms and the jackets went over the outside. In contrast, the AAC's shearling jacket, the B-3, had very good insulation.
The second point is about the leather itself. Most of the flying jackets in this period were goatskin or horsehide. Both are VERY durable leathers. However, for a prop jacket, you don't want that! You want something you can easily scuff up to make them artificially aged.
Yes, correct. I have three Cooper A2s and they are literally _summer weight_ jackets. Great windbreakers and great when layered, but certainly not for warmth on their own.
"You & I are simply moving through history, this IS history!"
Met Adam a couple days ago at fan expo Vancouver and just gotta say it was a great honour and I had things to say but I was too starstruck so my brain couldn’t get the words out . Thank you Adam for making my childhood great and for inspiring me to be creative and make props of my own .
The vertical panels on the shirt are typical of guayaberas. Maybe this design was chosen because, growing up in the American Southwest (or at least his childhood scenes having been filmed there), it's reasonable his fashion choices might be influenced by a type of shirt popular in Mexico.
Also, they reinforce the pocket
It's also similar to the pleat found on police uniforms shirts, but I don't know how long that feature has been around.
Adam is almost exactly a month older than me (July 15 and August 17 1967) and there’s something warming to my heart about thinking of almost 14 yo me and almost 14 yo Adam sitting in a theater seeing Raiders for the first time. Does that make sense? We were at the same stage of development leaving aside the differences between boys and girls adolescent development. I saw it with my dad and my best friend at the time.
Also, my eagle-eye husband spotted Tom Servo down at the bottom of the glass case. He looked it up and they’re estimating it Tom Servo will sell for $10-20k.
you a butt dart player like him too?
@@notlisted-cl5ls Dude. WTF? You have nothing better to do? Sad.
@ 6:00 Adam is pointing out the stripe that overlays the pocket.
What no one is mentioning is the way this stripe is applied would make the pocket unusable.unless it was hand sewn.which this shirt appears to be.
I used to walk past Angels a lot on the way back from a particular court. I would pop in occasionally. I believe it was Angels that had the original Obi Wan Kenobi robe on hire as "Monk Costume". I bet they'd have sold it for a tenner; or 20 quids tops!
I bet a lot of those props changed hands for a tenner or a case of beer back then.
@@michaelhearn3831 Yeah. I gather a few people hired it before they remembered what it was. And they used to be open to bids on everything they had in there!
I wonder if Adam could investigate the Wizard of Oz story and supposedly finding Baum's actual coat when they went prop hunting. Is that a myth dreamt up by the PR dept or did it actually happen?
I was at an Angels auction circa 1983/1984 in Camden Town when the original Declan Mullholland Jabba The Hutt costume from Star Wars went unsold. Wish I'd bought it, now!
@@peterbriggs6857 Hey that would probably even fit me now. Working on it though ;)
The Indiana Jones stuff is great but OMG There's a Tom Servo from Mystery Science Theater 3000 in the case behind them!!!
Back in the day my friend and I were lucky enough to visit the MST3K studios in Eden Prairie, MN. The visit was between 1994 and 1997. I found the photos not long ago. It was such a treat to visit where the bots were built and the shows were shot.
@@mrennick MST3K got me through so many rough times. I am VERY envious that you got to see behind the scenes firsthand.
Adam, this is perfect timing. Last week Adam graciously came up to Vancouver Canada for Fan Expo. Adam like always was wonderful to all the attendees. During the Q & A, I asked Adam why they (Myth-Busters team) blew up buster in Bye Bye Buster, to where I remarked on how Adam cos-played Indiana Jones on the show and quoted a line from last Crusade for which he said at the same time "It belongs in a Museum" Jinx (Neither he or me called it). He explained that it was required for the story. Sad for Buster but good enough explanation. And not a day after Fan-Expo he releases the video of Indiana Jones Jacket. Just luck of the draw timing. Hope you have a good trip in London and thank you very much for coming to Vancouver.
PS. hope you enjoyed the 3D pictures of you on Season 3 of the Expanse.
Always makes me feel better about leaving gaps in my edits when I see one on tested. Cheers Adam & Crew
If you meant the end of the video, we added that B-roll ...
@@testedI think that was referring to the half minute of black before the b-roll
It's like the hidden bonus track at the end of a CD!
Ok. Now I NEED to make myself a poison dart display piece.....
Gonna go home and weather my Indi jacket! Classic Adam! Love you dude. ❤️
Oh man. To just try that jacket on once would be amazing.
Tell me you got to try it on, Adam.
Basically screen-matching leather scratches the same way scientists identify whales by the scars on their tail fins. :D
That silent end shot to show off ALL the details. You can tell they are fans when
Vic Armstong also did the jump from the horse onto the tank in Last Crusade as well, multiple takes. Its on the first page of his autobiography.
I own a Raiders jacket made by the same clothier in England that made them for the first film. Bermans and Nathans made the Temple of Doom jackets, and they are just slightly different than the originals. They have smaller pockets and buckles instead of D rings on the side straps which face the opposite way than the original. My guess is this will garner $25k - $40k.
After the first film, the producers had no desire to work again with Peter Botwright/Wested Leather who made the jackets, but Noel Howard, at Bermans and Nathans, being a nice man, was able to obscure which supplier the jackets for the 2nd film came from (which was still Wested Leather!) Both men no longer with us, sadly.
Noel Howard had some items from Temple of Doom stored at his flat (shirt, pants, jacket, boots) which were being held for Anthony Powell.
I love how Brandon knows very well what Adam likes these days, and picks out what he'll love most. It's really sweet, everyone needs a Brandon in their life.
While Prop Store indeed knows Adam’s tastes well, Adam picks the props ahead of time that he’d like to see.
Having looked through the catalogue I have to say they need to call this auction, The Anthony Daniels Closet Cleanout. 😂
archaeologist here. thanks for the invite!
Same here , is it bad that i wear the hat whilst working in the field? I mean THE hat haha
Thank you for saying all the things my inner geek was screaming at the screen, especially about how we were inspired to play as kids ❤
Beautiful pieces! And nice Chiquita back there!
Finally another episode of Jacket Aficionado!
Adam, your GEEKthusiasm is totally infectious. I love it.
Are we just gonna ignore Gimli's axe just hanging out in the background frame?
I own three of the Wested Leather Indiana Jones jackets. Two Raiders and one Last Crusade. They are awesome.
Growing up, I had a shirt with that kind of vertical panel crossing the shirt pockets. It was just a white shirt, no relation to the movie, but it did the same thing of breaking the bottom line of the pocket - and on mine it wasn't sewn correctly so the pocket basically had a hole down into that long panel. I think it was just a style in the early 80s. I wouldn't be too surprised if this was an off the shelf pick for the first film.
Seems like a lot of Harrison Ford movies have lots of scenes where he isn't playing the main character.
Like the whole apartment investigation scene in Blade Runner. That's not him in the bathroom at all.
I love the tiny detail of including a pen pass-through in the breast pocket flap of the shirt. Makes it even more real.
RetroBlasting did a 30min deep dive on Indi’s outfit just two days before this video!! Cool coincidence ☺️☺️
what happened to the audio at 11:20?
Are these the ones that Noel Howard had ? I came from France to met him in 2006 (and bought my full costume there) and he showed me the shirt and jacket and I even tried this jacket, a dream come true ❤ he also had one shoe ^^
Awesome video! Thanks
Adam is so tactile a person, you can see him practically bursting while he restrains himself from touching the pieces. It has to be so tempting.
I have a Wested Temple from 2002.
7:40 Love the channel. Maybe a larger f stop for macros like this though.
I've never noticed the horizontal lines half way across the jacket pockets before, maybe just a stunt thing?
The Indy shirt is the result of the costume department doing their work. Take a look at details of a Janker jacket, popular during this time in Austria.
At about 3:41 into the video, the jacket has what looks like 3 tacks poking through the back of the left shoulder. Anyone know what that is? Thanks!
It really IS an adrenaline rush to screen match something. I own a piece of original pre-cell sketch art from the 1990s Masters of the Universe cartoon that is Teela solo, nothing else. The only marks were the production code, so I had to watch frame by frame to find the exact spot in the episode where it was used. When I spotted it, it was a feeling I had never felt before.
Considering how frugal the animation houses used to be, I wouldn't be surprised if you found the drawing was reused in more than one scene or episode. :p
Making me miss my sheepskin raiders jacket. I retired it when the seam tore on the left sleeve several years back.
I've wondered about having a different sized wardrobe for the doubles.
But, since Terry Leonard is beefier and taller than Harrison is (I've met Terry twice - once in the 90s on the set of Mighty Joe Young and again on the set of Bird Box, a little before covid hit).
But, since Terry is at least 6'5", and Harrison is 6'2" one would assume the doubles get their correctly sized wardrobe, too.
Thanks for sharing!!
I'm curious about the stripes on the shirt. Was Ford intended to wear suspenders or braces?
My childhood has been brought back!
All of us, Indy cosplayers breathing heavily. lol
I had the same company that made the movie version jacket make me a replica with the lamb leather for softness. cost around $300 including import fees. I had to get sized for myself. It came fitted and tight like the actors wore has the same badge inside. sadly I can't zip it anymore heh. its thin and the buckles cling, its a great fall weather jacket, not for winter weather in the midwest US.
2 minutes of bonus footage with no audio?
Two. Minutes if additional reference footage up close. Thanks tested.
Maybe those vertical strips of fabric on the Last Crusade Indy shirt were sewn in to hide a wire rig or other SFX setup?
4K can make the different in screen matching but the 4K can't be AI upscaled. It need to be done from the best quality film reel around and digitized. AI upscaling steels a lot of the details and softens the image.
Who are these guys discussing Indy’s jacket?
Top men.
Are we missing audio near the end of the video or just taking some extra time to apprciate the jacket?
Extra time to appreciate the jacket.
Indian Jones all amazing films I was lucky to be in Spain when last crusade was being filmed the scene where Indian is on the side of the tank we were way above watching at the side of a excursion coach
just commenting to point out the beautiful mini guitar from back to the future's opening scene in the background
Great work Mr Adam sir nice 👏 😊
They got the size wrong for Harrison in Temple of Doom. The jacket was measured before he hit the weights so they had to make a smaller lining to make it fit. Gives it a distinctive look
Love it! I would love to be able to afford that jacket. Please tell me you're doing a video on the yellow guitar from Back to the Future behind you!?
Not related directly to this video, but what was the jacket you were wearing in your recent photos from Fan Expo Vancouver? It looks really nice!
I love a jacket that looked like that- tho not quite as torn up.
And a 4 hour video on just how and why DoD was so frigg'n awful!!
;-)
@tested - I'd love to see a reality elimination style show, hosted/judged by Adam called "Practical Effects" where filmmakers are given time/space/materials and attempt to make practical effects shots for judgement. It could be an amazing mix of film history (e.g. this is a famous shot from a movie), behind the scenes views, creative/problem-solving skills, a limited time of post computer generated work, etc.
Terry Leonard was also the stunt driver tasked with driving Christine
Holy smokes those are cool relics!
The original 3 INDY films are probably 3 of the greatest action movies of all time
Great looking wear and patina on that jacket.
It's amazing that it's a freaking YKK zipper. I mean what else these days. Could it be a bit anachronistic? I dunno. Great jacket as always.
8:15 Anyone know what part of which movie Adam is talking about here?
The beginning of "Raiders of the Lost Ark" when Indy is in the room with the golden idol. He warns Satipo about booby traps, so he takes a torch, presses the floor with it, and a dart shoots out.
That's interesting, the grain on the jacket looks like it's horse rather than lamb
According to Wested Leather, who made the Raiders jackets, Ford’s jackets were tailor fit for him.
I spotted a Tom Servo! "Nobody rules the Tom-monster!" I'm guessing that is screen used Tom Servo puppet, that has no doubt been puppeteered by the inimitable Kevin W. Murphy.
Was that a Vultan axe and golden egg from Flash Gordon in the back at the end?
It truly belongs in a museum!!
Actual archaeologist here. Just. Wow. I want it
Adam needs to check out The Great Circle, its like playing through an unmade Indiana Jones film
Does anybody else get an antique roadshow vibe off of these? Like a more entertaining version?
Show us the Chiquita Guitar from Back To The Future!!
I like how close what I have looks like those.
Funny how Adam brought up that Tom Cruise/Paul Newman tidbit, i just watched that interview the other day
normally I would leave an icon like this untouched but the broken repair irks me it needs to be restored to screen accurate it is a degrading bit that will keep on degrading so it needs to be fixed.
what would I use?... well bookbinder glue A it's acid-free and reversible and it stays flexible and to fix it in place? a mild hot iron (with mild I mean warm not scolding hot) you will see the damage but it is stable like it needs to be.
I bought a replica costume including pants, shirt, jacket and hat for Halloween one year.
@HemingwayJones, you need to see this!
Very cool.
Great knowledge and enthusiasm from both gents. They just need a 3rd guy (me)
For some reason I found it slightly disappointing to learn that the Indy jacket is light. I got obsessed with leather jackets because of Indy, love a good, heavy leather jacket, surprising and a little "huh, well" about it being lightweight
The only scene I ever had a problem with in raiders was when Indy swaps the idol for a bag of dirt,and is surprised when he still sets off the booby trap. Really Indy? You thought ten ounces of dirt would do the trick? That idol head probably weighs 10 pounds! I guess the university where Dr Jones teaches does not have an elective on weights and measures.
Cool‼️
I wonder if someone, years from now, will make videos like this for Dial of Destiny.
What's a Dial of Destiny?
@@UberSprite Idk, sounds like some 1-900 hotline to me.
You spelled Dysentery wrong.... Dial of Dysentery.
Nobody talks about it now... It's already been consigned to the trashheap of history
Adam Savage would just look Heavenly Divine in an Indiana Jones Cosplay 😘
Does everyone not usually include archeologists?
Now I know why the jacket looked so cool on Indy, but the replica Disneyland was selling at the Adventureland Bazaar across from the Temple of the Forbidden Eye attraction didnt look cool on me. Im not Harrison Ford. Oh, and the Disney replica was crafted for durability. Not a stunt jacket.
And as soon as the camera stops "Caaaan I try it on?" ,-)
I noticed the label says a different maker. I always thought wested leather supplied them all? Anybody know any better?
A company called, Leather Concessionaires, made the jackets for the first film. That later became Wested. Bermans and Nathans made them for Temple of Doom, using one of the originals as a template/pattern, but they aren't exactly the same.
@@k2sworld many thanks for the detailed reply.
Striated lambskin? Goat is "pebbly", cowhide is heavier.Lamb is soft and might explain how shredded that sleeve got.