The Powell jacket looks like it is constructed a little better, and would have a longer life. For the price I would go with the Powell.John Lever said:Aero do them in seal, white or redskin -
http://www.aeroleatherclothing.com/prod ... php?id=197
Hmmm... Those girls up in Scotland are pretty good with a needle. Though I might say others made more accurate repro's I doubt anyone has better workmanship.chitchat said:The Powell jacket looks like it is constructed a little better, and would have a longer life. For the price I would go with the Powell.John Lever said:Aero do them in seal, white or redskin -
http://www.aeroleatherclothing.com/prod ... php?id=197
John Lever said:Hmmm... Those girls up in Scotland are pretty good with a needle. Though I might say others made more accurate repro's I doubt anyone has better workmanship.chitchat said:The Powell jacket looks like it is constructed a little better, and would have a longer life. For the price I would go with the Powell.John Lever said:Aero do them in seal, white or redskin -
http://www.aeroleatherclothing.com/prod ... php?id=197
A great sheepskin jacket for under $1000 I wouldn't care. If I didn't already have a killer sheepskin M-445 repro from USA (and its not 100% accurate) I'd snap one up.saucerfiend said:But, does the one at Powell look to be accurate? Are they supposed to have coyote fur or reindeer, {the Aero one}?
Brian
airfrogusmc said:Paul Sanders had an original (natural finish) in a size 50 with matching gloves and sheep skin pants. It was like new...
ButteMT61 said:airfrogusmc said:Paul Sanders had an original (natural finish) in a size 50 with matching gloves and sheep skin pants. It was like new...
For sale?