1940s Vintage Chainstitched Flag of Mexico Eagle Eating Snake Collared Shirt Charro Mariachi

Truly unique and special collared rayon gabardine shirt c. 1940s with amazing chain stitching of the flag of Mexico - eagle on a cactus, eating a snake - on the large front pockets and repeated in full color on the back. Decorative wavy chain stitching lines all the edges, and the garment is further completed with original horizontal bone buttons. Has two long tails at the bottom - meant to be tied, or could be worn tucked in.

Bust: 44"
Shoulders: 20"
Sleeve Length: 22.5"
Bodice Length: 25.5" to main "end" of shirt, 31" including tails.

Modern Size Equivalent: XL
Label Information: No Tag
Condition: Great, especially age-considered, structurally very strong. One bottom at the bottom was replaced with a neutral match. Some fading on the sleeves, and a few scattered marks / handful of scattered small holes on the back shoulder.

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