A pair of pristine 1893 Levi Strauss & Co. jeans that were stored for decades in a trunk will go up for auction soon and are expected to bring in tens of thousands of dollars. The jeans were ordered for Solomon Warner, a businessman and pioneer who participated in the creation of the Arizona Territory. Warner wore them only a few times before falling ill. He died in 1899.
It would be interesting to find out how much Levi's is willing to drop on this piece of history.
These are some BIG jeans!
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