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What jacket(s) are you wearing at the moment?
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stanier
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Cheers johnwayne, but no leather triangles on B-15c’s mate, as far as I know
Grant
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Sweet looking B-15C, and killer denim you're sporting there!
Pilot
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Amongst the finest!
Peter Graham
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My Wehrmacht Winter parka is proving how well designed it is in the Arctic conditions we’re having at the minute. If it’s good enough for the Ostfront, it’s good enough for Ireland !
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stanier
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Hi Peter, did you post a pic? If yes, I think something’s gone wrong ‘’cos I can’t see it! And I would like to see a Wehrmacht winter Parker being worn in the current “weather”!
Cheers pal
Chris
stanier
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Thanks Grant. The Buzz B-15c has definitely become one of my all time favourite jackets over the years. There’s a Buzz CPO shirt under the jacket in that pic too and an ELC US Navy T shirt as it was something like -15degrees C in the wind chill yesterday.
The denim is 1947 LVC and are my go to everyday wearers.
The boots are my very comfy but well worn Lone Wolf Engineers that are desperate for a resole and reheel that I need to find cats paw units for but struggling. Another topic, but I did email the owners of the brand in the US 3 months ago offering to buy a couple of boxes or whatever the minimum of repro units was (I would maybe sell some on) but as yet no reply
Peter Graham
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No mate. I didn’t post a pic but I’ll try to do that tomorrow.
Peter Graham
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Only B-15A’s had them.
johnwayne
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Yea I jumped the gun and upon checking just noted that! Doh!!
Peter Graham
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There you go. After a few false starts I picked this one up a few months ago. It's a very cleverly designed, very warm parka. There's a double windflap and it is completely reversible to white for that Ardennes Offensive look. This one was made in the UK by Richard Underwood. It's a pretty good repro but there's a few small accuracy issues so I might invest in an At The Front parka for next Winter.
Dubpynchon
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Swedish Air Force M1909. Heavy Horsehide.
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Nice coat, great find. If this was mine I’d consider getting it lined in black shearling to make it the ultimate winter coat. But it isn’t
Miles
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Nice coat, great find. If this was mine I’d consider getting it lined in black shearling to make it the ultimate winter coat. But it isn’t
It’s wool lined. Perfect for 30+ F. Or nighttime.
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Miles
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Same, Johnwayne. Heavy to hold not bad to wear. Then again I’m wearing heavy wool Canadian military 1-A trousers C. 1930 and vintage engineer boots so my total Cary weighs about 20lbs though haha. Keeps me fit
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