First Patton B-3 sample

[6148th T.C.Squadron]

Looks to be stars on the jacket, and epaulet. Price, I am sure the sky is the limit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[John Lever]

Surprised it isn't time worn, and the broken grain looks very different to the original.

 

[Andrew]

Seriously think they're losing the plot. Aside from the crazy prices would you really want to walk around pretending to be a three star general?

 

[Roughwear]

Seriously think they're losing the plot. Aside from the crazy prices would you really want to walk around pretending to be a three star general?

Of course I would! Bring it on! :lol:

 

[littlebuddy]

Seriously think they're losing the plot. Aside from the crazy prices would you really want to walk around pretending to be a three star general?

Of course I would! Bring it on! :lol:

Poseur !!!

 

[6148th T.C.Squadron]

No one that buys this jacket and wears it, is going to pretend to be a general. It is a commemorative jacket. Geez

 

[a2jacketpatches]

Agreed, being in the business of commemorating our true American heroes, to wear a reproduction is entirely different than actually walking a mile in the mans shoes. I'd NEVER wear an original jacket with the original earned insignia, that should be for display only and nobody else is worthy, IMO

 

[ausreenactor]

Agreed, being in the business of commemorating our true American heroes, to wear a reproduction is entirely different than actually walking a mile in the mans shoes. I'd NEVER wear an original jacket with the original earned insignia, that should be for display only and nobody else is worthy, IMO

Unless your 'bling' eclipses theirs.

 

[Andrew]

No one that buys this jacket and wears it, is going to pretend to be a general. It is a commemorative jacket. Geez

I didn't think I needed to add the inverted commas around pretend but I guess that's the internet for ya!

 

[John Lever]

My guess is around 1200 GBP