Hi everybody,
Went to a military fair this morning and bought myself the book "8th airforce" American Heavy Bomber Groups in England, 1942-45. by Gregory Pons, published by Histoire & Collections. It's a great book, 192 pages with hundreds of photo's of airmen in flight jackets, flight gear, planes with nose art, etc, etc. I think I've seen just one or two photo's from this book in the large collection on this forum. Really a must have for every lover of flight jackets. Just smashing. One of the best books regarding the amount of original pics of airmen (wearing flight jackets) in action.
Btw, On this fair, I met a guy who received and was wearing his Good Wear A-2 Dubow Russet HH. Now I have seen it with my own eyes. It's the greatest A-2 repro I have ever seen. Highly grained HH leather and very great russet colour. Of course I always watch the pics on this forum but there is a difference between seeing a jacket on a photo or watching it "live" with your own eyes. I understund now that it's worth the waiting.
Great!!!
Regards,
Shiloh
Went to a military fair this morning and bought myself the book "8th airforce" American Heavy Bomber Groups in England, 1942-45. by Gregory Pons, published by Histoire & Collections. It's a great book, 192 pages with hundreds of photo's of airmen in flight jackets, flight gear, planes with nose art, etc, etc. I think I've seen just one or two photo's from this book in the large collection on this forum. Really a must have for every lover of flight jackets. Just smashing. One of the best books regarding the amount of original pics of airmen (wearing flight jackets) in action.
Btw, On this fair, I met a guy who received and was wearing his Good Wear A-2 Dubow Russet HH. Now I have seen it with my own eyes. It's the greatest A-2 repro I have ever seen. Highly grained HH leather and very great russet colour. Of course I always watch the pics on this forum but there is a difference between seeing a jacket on a photo or watching it "live" with your own eyes. I understund now that it's worth the waiting.
Great!!!
Regards,
Shiloh