ausreenactor
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Measurements and one last 'wear' before this L-2 goes on EBay as the first of my two listings today.
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busdrivermike
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Dropped down to -7c with a slight windchill today So the noble house b3
ausreenactor
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GREAT pic!
Thomas Koehle
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Outstanding jacket ... - would you mind post a link towards the auction?
Thomas Koehle
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Thanks, it's not me - it's my son. And yes, he is a musician not a pilot
Yea, looks like Lennon
Like I already said: John Lennon ...
Congrats for your family Dimi!
Micawber
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That's known as a timber drug around these parts [wagon for hauling felled timber].
Jorgeenriqueaguilera
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Congrats Dmitry, but actually he looks like your younger brother!Thanks Tim. I don't know how long it will be but I really was miss this view and was glad to be back and and let me share this here
Back to jackets - as it turned out that yesterday was MA1's day not for me only.
Here is my eldest son in his Alpha MA1 with his daughter - my granddaughter, she was exactly six months old yesterday
Flightengineer
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Thanks, Jorge. People really often think he is my brother not son
. However, this guy is 25, and I'm 2 times more 
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Jorgeenriqueaguilera
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Man, what a cool shot!Thanks, Jorge. People really often think he is my brother not son
Jorgeenriqueaguilera
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This one needed some fresh air... original WWII PERRY SPORTSWEAR INC. 16175-P
Flightengineer
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Love this jacket, Jorge. It's a pearl!
Lorenzo_l
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Thanks, Jorge. People really often think he is my brother not son
Definitely looks like your younger brother, Dmitry. Mind you, is that TU-160 in the background? Where is that, Monino?
Lorenzo_l
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Tell us, Jorge, how did you get that beauty, please! Size? Provenance?
Jorgeenriqueaguilera
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Hi @Lorenzol
It belonged to a B-24 pilot in SouthWest Pacific during WWII, here is the review of this jacket I did last year:
Perry Sportswear / A-2 (90th BG Jolly Rogers - 319th BS Asterperious)
Gentlemen Received this beauty in a grouping a couple days ago, superb Perry Sportswear / A-2 from 90th Bombardment Group - 319th BS “Asterperious”. The original owner was a B-24 pilot in South-West Pacific during WWII. The jacket is in amazing condition, leather is flawless, knits are genuine...
www.vintageleatherjackets.org
Enjoy it!
Jorge
Flightengineer
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Yes, it's Tu-160's tail. Not in Monino (in Monino located Air Force Museum and there is no Tu-160 in collection). Photo taken on Flight Research Institute's base not far from Moscow.
Wholenineyards
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Friday evening, deserted North Sea Coast, sunset, 6 °C, strong easterly wind, ELC B-3 Duo Tone size 44, underneath a Forest green USMC service sweater 100 % wool. Excellent piece of gear I dare say. Location is a jacket lovers paradise.
Saturday evening, northerly stormwind at 4 °C. Duffle coat with Aero's brown Cairngorm sweater. Also a grand piece of clothing.
Saturday evening, northerly stormwind at 4 °C. Duffle coat with Aero's brown Cairngorm sweater. Also a grand piece of clothing.
Wholenineyards
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Thank you. I hope everybody on this net can enjoy a moment of jacket happiness in these times. I’ve been to a couple of really nice spots on this planet but I am drawn to the more rugged locations, I seem to prefer cold, clear air vice a muggy warmth usually associated with a paradise setting. Best wishes to all!Awesome jackets with a beautiful setting.
Now that’s social distancing at its best !
