Star 7823D size 42

[Sideslip]

I seem to be one size up for everything that's going everywhere at the moment but for those blessed with the "right size"

US Navy 1968 Star Sportswear G1 Flight Jacket - Deadstock

The classic US Navy flight jacket, the G1. This style evolved from the WW2 era M422A and would be worn through to the late 80s. This example, made in 1968 by Star Sportswear, is an MIL-J-7823D, widely consider by collectors to be 'the last of the good ones'. After this, the mounton fur collars...

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[Chandler]

900 bills, huh?

 

[Sideslip]

900 bills, huh?

Some of these sites seem to price for “uniqueness”.

 

[Dany McDonald]

Some of these sites seem to price for “uniqueness”.

Its the new trendy expression for sales pitch to justify the price tag...

We use to have "Vintage" "Patinaed" "In its juice", have now been superseded.

Nevertheless he has some nice kits for sure.

D

 

[JonnyCrow]

Its the new trendy expression for sales pitch to justify the price tag...

We use to have "Vintage" "Patinaed" "In its juice", have now been superseded.

Nevertheless he has some nice kits for sure.

D

Haha Dan that always tickles me ' in it's juice ' see that a lot here in Europe

 

[Sideslip]

Haha Dan that always tickles me ' in it's juice ' see that a lot here in Europe

We say that in French "dans son jus" as well.

 

[Kermit3D]

In French, we use the expression "dans son jus" (in its juice) rather when talking about mechanics. An old motorcycle in its juice => which has not been touched since it was stored, with its old oil and old gasoline.

Otherwise, a good prime rib in its own juice is very good too.

 

[Dany McDonald]

They are all legitimate expressions, they make sense between pickers, antique dealers, appraisers, collectors of all sorts...

 

[JonnyCrow]

They are all legitimate expressions, they make sense between pickers, antique dealers, appraisers, collectors of all sorts...

I know the other expressions as I buy and sell antiques and collectibles, just only ever hear the French say in its juice