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G-1 7823 AER MONARCH MFG. CO . (pictures needed)

dr.zak

New Member
have a good day every one ..
if any one among the members of this forum owns a MONARCH G-1 jacket please share its pictures here...
very eager for seeing as much pictures as possible...

Best Regards .
 

Jaydee

New Member
Here you are my friend. This is a 1950's Monarch (AER) that I had for a short time. This one was a bit too much for me to repair, so I had to sell it.
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dr.zak

New Member
thanks friend...

although of its bad condition but still retains its almightiness :)

we do have a famous quote here in Egypt it says " The rose dies but still scents" ..


thanks for caring friend ...
 

Grant

Well-Known Member
Here's another photo of a 7823 Monarch. This sz. 42 has nice thick goatskin but is still very soft and pliable. Grant
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dr.zak

New Member
Grant said:
Here's another photo of a 7823 Monarch. This sz. 42 has nice thick goatskin but is still very soft and pliable. Grant
Monarchfront.jpg

SUPERRR thanks for your efforts friend ..
guess i have passed by that auction before ...

can you share its measures according to your dimensions ...?i mean just how it was going with you according to your dimensions .
im pretty confused concerning monarchs measures and i just want to know what size shall i probably seek ..

best regards .
 

Grant

Well-Known Member
Sorry, the Monarch is in winter storage and not easily assessible so I can't take measurements. I did used to own a sz. 42 RMNZ M-422a and that fit me in the shoulders, and chest very much like the 7823 Monarch.

Hope that helps,
Grant
 

kevlarg

New Member
Question for you folks. I recently bought a beat up jacket from Ebay that the tag was missing from the liner. I thought it was an M-422a because the pockets were assymetrical on the front and well they have that little pointy dip on the flap. I now see that the jackets you are posting here also have that style of pocket. Perhaps my jacket is a G-1? The pencil pocket that is larger doesn't have that vertical stitch line that I have seen on other 422's. Thoughts?
 

Jaydee

New Member
kevlarg said:
Question for you folks. I recently bought a beat up jacket from Ebay that the tag was missing from the liner. I thought it was an M-422a because the pockets were assymetrical on the front and well they have that little pointy dip on the flap. I now see that the jackets you are posting here also have that style of pocket. Perhaps my jacket is a G-1? The pencil pocket that is larger doesn't have that vertical stitch line that I have seen on other 422's. Thoughts?

Sounds like a 1950's G-1 to me. Post this question in a new topic with a few pics, and you may get some additional input on this.
-Jay
 

Grant

Well-Known Member
Vertical stitch lines on the pockets or assymetrical pockets have nothing to do with whether it's an M-422, M-422a or G-1. Here's a photo of an M-422 just to illustrate. Grant
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airfrogusmc

Well-Known Member
Grant that W&G has gotta be my favorite WWII era Navy jacket and the mouton is just incredible and its in like new condition.... What a beauty...
 

kevlarg

New Member
Grant said:
Vertical stitch lines on the pockets or assymetrical pockets have nothing to do with whether it's an M-422, M-422a or G-1. Here's a photo of an M-422 just to illustrate. Grant
M422front.jpg

Nice jacket!

So basically without the tag I only have a mystery on my hands. there was a small "a.f." stamped inside the map pocket. Also there was a "US" stenciled or stamped under the collar in black.

Here is the thread where I introduced this jacket.

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Chandler

Well-Known Member
kevlarg said:
Also there was a "US" stenciled or stamped under the collar in black.

Sounds like it was an AN-J, the in-between of the M-422a and the G-1. Stencil on the back being the clue.

Chandler
 

Grant

Well-Known Member
The US stencil under the collar is a good clue that it's either an AN-J-3a or AN6552.
Here are some of the different makers that had contracts:
H&L BLOCK
MONARCH MFG. CO.
ARNOFF MFG. CO.
GORDON & FERGUSON
BURJAC SPORTSWEAR
AMERICAN SPORTSWEAR
WILLIS & GEIGER
BOGEN & TENENBAUM
L.W. FOSTER SPORTSWEAR

Hope that helps!
 

kevlarg

New Member
Grant said:
The US stencil under the collar is a good clue that it's either an AN-J-3a or AN6552.
Here are some of the different makers that had contracts:
H&L BLOCK
MONARCH MFG. CO.
ARNOFF MFG. CO.
GORDON & FERGUSON
BURJAC SPORTSWEAR
AMERICAN SPORTSWEAR
WILLIS & GEIGER
BOGEN & TENENBAUM
L.W. FOSTER SPORTSWEAR

Hope that helps!

Thanks Grant!
 

delta102uk

Member
dr.zak said:
have a good day every one ..
if any one among the members of this forum owns a MONARCH G-1 jacket please share its pictures here...
very eager for seeing as much pictures as possible...

Best Regards .

...Been away for a while and just catching up on various topics...here's a pic of my size 44" Monarch...one of my favourite jackets!!....

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Sean K
 

dr.zak

New Member
delta102uk said:
dr.zak said:
have a good day every one ..
if any one among the members of this forum owns a MONARCH G-1 jacket please share its pictures here...
very eager for seeing as much pictures as possible...

Best Regards .

...Been away for a while and just catching up on various topics...here's a pic of my size 44" Monarch...one of my favourite jackets!!....

Picture739.jpg

Picture748.jpg



Sean K

what a great find , what about how it fits i heard many rumors than monarchs are very out of modern built fitting .
 
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