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Thank you Thomas :)
A thumbs up by a well respected VLJ veteran like you, for me, is more than enough to classify a manufacturer I didn’t know as reputable!
Hello everyone,
I was looking for a pair of “Boondockers” (or similar roughout boots) and I found this repro made by Ferromil from Germany.
https://www.ferromil.de/US-Army-Ankle-Roughout-Service-Boots
Does anyone here on the forum own a pair these boots or any footwear made by Ferromil? If...
This morning was quite chilly, so I took out for the first time this jaw dropping ‘41 Werber B-3 made by JC. I received it on Thursday and I’ve been smiling since I opened the box. This will probably be the last opportunity to wear it for many months!
No way that G-1 is from the 50s. I agree with the other fellow members that already pointed out that this G-1 is probably from the 70s. In that case the price would be totally absurd.
The label could tell precisely from what era it is.
Hello Peter, welcome to VLJ!
I hope you’ll like this forum and decide to stay with us for a bit. If you’re interested, maybe you could learn a thing or two about jackets (especially the military ones) hanging around here.
The Cockpit B-15 mentioned in this thread, was a fine jacket but, in the...
Well, it could be and it would also make sense. Maybe it’s written in the various texts in the pictures but, as I don’t speak Chinese, I really don’t know!
The alpaca lining on Gizemo’s B-10 is also a blend, here’s a screen of one of their item description pictures.
I was about to pull the trigger and this kept me from buying one. If the materials are basically the same, I’d rather take the Bronson one.