As soon as I receive it I will indeed post a few pics.Brice
Thanks for those kinds words , but honestly I’m not really an expert on any of this stuff. Mikey nailed it down perfectly with a little help from Deeb7 . He was the true expert on this forum. If he posted something you could take it to the bank.
On a side note, if Pep would post some front and back photos of the jacket that would be great.
From the pics I did see (not re-postable) it looks to be very similar. I had wondered about the knits being darker than the nylon but your pics show the same color variation.
When you receive it let me know if this is the same jacket.
Cheers
Attributed to a William Zalinsky of Greenloch, NJ.
I am working on more info and pics of him wearing this jacket.
How does more or less color fade affect the desirability of the jacket?Looks great but the one I sold had more color fade than that one has.
Came from his estate. working on getting a picture of him in this jacket and the name plate that was removed.Good luck with the hunt..
Well ... from a collectors point of view ... the better the condition of an original jacket, the more desirable it is. For example, a NOS (New old stock ) original jacket, in the original container that it was issued in, would be the find of the week if you happened upon one. Of course the price of the jacket would rise dramatically for that jacket . A faded original is ok, but condition means a lot when collecting originals of anything. Hope I answered your question .How does more or less color fade affect the desirability of the jacket?