ausreenactor
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That's an awesome looking A-2!
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What jacket(s) are you wearing at the moment?
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ausreenactor
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Not wearing it today, but its coming today!
Started a swap of Rough Wear A-2s late last year. After an aquatic journey down under it has completed the land leg at last... will get my hands on it in a couple of weeks when I fly south. Good Wear Rough Wear to ...wear....
Started a swap of Rough Wear A-2s late last year. After an aquatic journey down under it has completed the land leg at last... will get my hands on it in a couple of weeks when I fly south. Good Wear Rough Wear to ...wear....
B-Man2
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The excitement begins to build doesn’t it ? Looking forward to seeing it
busdrivermike
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Blowing snow with a temp of -4c a perfect day for
The schott 184, with its zip in liner and snap on fur collar
It’s arguably my most versatile go to jacket.
The schott 184, with its zip in liner and snap on fur collar
It’s arguably my most versatile go to jacket.
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busdrivermike
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What a change yesterday -4c with blowing snow today a balmy +6c
So I went with a new to me blanket lined heavy denim jacket
With patch I sewed on over the oil field company embroidery
Forgive me but somedays are just denim days and these blanket lined
Jackets are so comfortable.
So I went with a new to me blanket lined heavy denim jacket
With patch I sewed on over the oil field company embroidery
Forgive me but somedays are just denim days and these blanket lined
Jackets are so comfortable.
Griffon_301
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Iove our current weather...sunny, dry air, between 0 and 12° C - perfect for nearly every jacket I have when worn with appropriate shirts or sweaters underneath...
Today it was the B-15's turn...
Today it was the B-15's turn...
newagegeezer
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miserable dull grey day in London, so dug out an old 30s/40s long grey double breasted leather German coat for a walk to the shops. I bought it i a flea market in Franfurt in late '70s , could be a wartime one, doesn't have any labels. I doubt it's military but someone might have an idea, has an unusal single button fastening. Unfortunately the buckle is missing from the belt and i haven't managed to find any that would work.
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B-Man2
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B-Man2
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I bet if you took some good close up photos of the different areas of that one, someone here might be able to help you ID it .
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Griffon_301
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Thanks for the compliments
That's a plain Jane ELC B-15 in size 44, patch and name tag are from them as well...
Bombing IP
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Steve perfect fit ,love the Irvin you make it look great !.
BIP Jeff
BIP Jeff
MaydayWei
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How'd you personalise it?
Micawber
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Ken at Aero Leather
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Great job, We'll send you a few more down in the morning
Micawber
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Lord Flashheart
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If we're gonna do Aero black fleece Irvin chat I'll admit to wearing this for a quick trot out between meetings today. Sorry 'bout the ELC A-10 gloves but they kept my fingers warm you know.
Edit: I should say it's a Wendy and never mind my miserable face I think she did a great job!
Edit: I should say it's a Wendy and never mind my miserable face I think she did a great job!
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