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ELC Time worn vs. 50. cal vs. Pearl Harbour: Whats the diff?
- Thread starter Hawkeye
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Just looking at the site now, it does appear that anything aged is described as 'time worn', and the '50.cal' term has been dropped.
Pearl Harbour A-2's are still the time worn, steer, house pattern .... and it looks like the new, hand burnishing, ageing process has replaced the original, papered high points method.
Pearl Harbour A-2's are still the time worn, steer, house pattern .... and it looks like the new, hand burnishing, ageing process has replaced the original, papered high points method.
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50 Cal is a jacket in steer that looks to me based on a an AERO. I guess they called the old process of "time worn" , 50 cal??? http://www.shopcreator.com/mall/eastman ... 609786.stm
Time worn is an option you can order on HH or Steer jackets. It looks to me, like lightly sand papering the leather for a worn in effect. The "hand burnishing" appears to simply be the high points abraded with fine sand paper leaving a suede area. IMHO
Hope that helps.
Time worn is an option you can order on HH or Steer jackets. It looks to me, like lightly sand papering the leather for a worn in effect. The "hand burnishing" appears to simply be the high points abraded with fine sand paper leaving a suede area. IMHO
Hope that helps.
) A-2 has a collar stand whereas Eastman's other "house" patterns have the simple collar attachment. I'm not sure if the artificial ageing is any different though.
