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An amazing A-2 size 50 from the Liberandos named

znort

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It has a silk scarf with the squadron patch and the group patch with the name of the pilot, the leather is in perfect condition, a original masterpiece !!!
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Silver Surfer

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Yeah, there were a few size 50s made, and worn by brass and desk jockeys that show up are often in pretty good condition. It seems that the big a-2s were made by aero and cable. Other contracts may have been made in size 50, but I haven’t seen any. MacArthur’s a-2 was a big boy jacket made by cable.
 
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Pilot

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I have/know of 6 members here happy to invest more than 500Euro nowadays into any kind of jacket ( shipping incl,)… sorry by recent listing experience … maybe I forgot some..Happy to be shot and proven wrong… please feel free to come back to me, as I have several GW and BR and RMcC’s plus WW2 originals to sell… but…:)
 

Nickb123

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My neighbor has a size 48 or 50 of some kind, I’ll have to see which contract it is. Yours is in far better condition than his!
 

Chandler

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The placement of the patches on the sleeves of this jacket concern me. Placed by someone after it was brought home from service?
 

ZuZu

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When I was on sabbatical and went ti the non-signed in version of VLJ there were these same pics at the bottom of some pages. What gives?
 
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