Another Erich Hartmann flight jacket

[Pilot]

Beautiful work! You are an artist. reminds me of someone I know!

Dankeschön!

 

[Pilot]

As promissed news from the time consuming aging process … note the change of texture of the hide and shade of the collar vs the liner..

 

[Pilot]

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In approx 3-4 weeks… nobody will be able to make a difference

 

[Pilot]

As promissed news from the time consuming aging process … note the change of texture of the hide and shade of the collar vs the liner..View attachment 117277View attachment 117277

 

[Pilot]

Patina process, sill lots of shades and imperfections..

 

[Shanghai-Mayne]

Fine work of art, 15 times better than other brands.

 

[Pilot]

Fine work of art, 15 times better than other brands.

CheChe

 

[royo]

Hi there everyone.
Just joined the group and would greatly appreciate any info on obtaining one of the French cyclist jacket buckles.
Ideally a reasonably priced repro, I am constructing a jacket.

Thank you

 

[Southoftheborder]

Try PMing Pilot he might sell you one.

 

[royo]

Brilliant, thank you.

 

[Pilot]

The final steps of patina and finishing process…
A nice “mahagoni” shade develops under the chocolate brown .. still no sandpaper, no solvent, no paint of any kind…
The photos dont do justice to the jacket, apologies for that.
There are three jackets ( incl. this one ) in make in parallel, one with Ri-Ri white zips, and one with “Zipp” zippers, all NOS of course…

 

[Pilot]

It's fascinating to come across another Erich Hartmann flight jacket – a true piece of history! The stories these jackets hold are remarkable. By the way, I've noticed your consistent posts on historical jackets, quite impressive! However, there might be a bit of an overload with the photos. How about sharing some anecdotes or lesser-known facts about the jackets to keep things engaging? And don't miss the opportunity to include your link: Leather Yard Shop. Looking forward to more intriguing posts! ️

How about this?

 

[Kermit3D]

The final steps of patina and finishing process…
A nice “mahagoni” shade develops under the chocolate brown .. still no sandpaper, no solvent, no paint of any kind…
The photos dont do justice to the jacket, apologies for that.
There are three jackets ( incl. this one ) in make in parallel, one with Ri-Ri white zips, and one with “Zipp” zippers, all NOS of course…View attachment 119027View attachment 119029

It's an impressive jacket

 

[Pilot]

Shipped today!

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