Identify this jacket

[John Lever]

Andrew you may already have seen this.

 

[Falcon_52]

Maybe it's an Air Associates civilian flight jacket (the one that has the separate trousers)?

Noel

 

[John Lever]

Maybe it's an Air Associates civilian flight jacket (the one that has the separate trousers)?

Noel

I should have explained that this is a type of quiz. I own the jacket.

 

[ausreenactor]

B-1?

 

[John Lever]

B-1?

Warm....

 

[ausreenactor]

Strap looks more like an Irvin...??

 

[John Lever]

Strap looks more like an Irvin...??

Colder

 

[bseal]

B.K. Any day of the week. Case closed. Wow, that WAS easy.

 

[Peter Graham]

B.K. Any day of the week. Case closed. Wow, that WAS easy.

:lol:

 

[a2jacketpatches]

B.K. Any day of the week. Case closed. Wow, that WAS easy.

:lol:

You two crack each other up huh? I gotta ask considering this never ending inside joke is always posted publicly, what the hell are you talking about?

 

[Peter Graham]

Chill out brother. I thought it was obvious.

 

[John Lever]

We are starting to wander...

 

[a2jacketpatches]

We are starting to wander...

Ya think???? :roll:

 

[John Lever]

 

[a2jacketpatches]

B-6?

 

[John Lever]

B-6?

Cold

 

[JDAM]

yeah, at one stage about a year ago it was all over the hat forum and here, no? Some sort of Irvin made experimental USAAF shearling (or sheepskin), depending on your linguistic preference. B2, B3?

 

[John Lever]

yeah, at one stage about a year ago it was all over the hat forum and here, no? Some sort of Irvin made experimental USAAF shearling (or sheepskin), depending on your linguistic preference. B2, B3?

Very warm...

 

[oose]

Is it something made for the Far East market?

 

[Roughwear]

Civilian B-3 style jacket from the mid 1930s. Just like this one!


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