Poll: If you could only have one A 2.

[Roughwear]

So when did you cast your vote for your Perry repro Ken?

 

[johnwayne]

Although I voted for Doniger I really should have said Dubow as that is my original, again I like for its more pointed collar but I'll stick with the Doni, as I said I've seen Andrew's in the flesh so to speak (having said that all his originals are blooming well nice)!!

 

[Ken at Aero Leather]

So when did you cast your vote for your Perry repro Ken?

Repro? I must have missed that header, where does it say this is a vote on repros, I thought we were voting for a Vintage Leather Jacket i.e. VLJ ???

I voted for the 1756 ..........original of course...........in my first post on this thread

If we are talking repros then I'll stay loyal and vote for our 38-1711-P ,.....................or my own battered 17-Y-Old "house" jacket I posted a few weeks ago, I must love it I've been wearing if forever

 

[Ken at Aero Leather]

Easy, as a tailor it has to be the "unmamed" 1756, by far the best cut of the lot and just about the nicest hides used by any contractor

I'm suprised you could consider this a vote for a repro? The last nine words surely clarify vote to be for an original.
Please Sir, I want my homework remarked.

 

[Smithy]

I think Andrew probably put you down for the Aero Ken as you wrote that last in your post.

Always the problem with writing two names or ticking two boxes on a ballot paper, confounds the vote counters

 

[Ken at Aero Leather]

I think Andrew probably put you down for the Aero Ken as you wrote that last in your post.

Always the problem with writing two names or ticking two boxes on a ballot paper, confounds the vote counters

Had that been the case then surely there would have been a vote for the 38-1711-P Aero registered?

 

[Ken at Aero Leather]

ah.......I notice an edit from Andrew (Last edited: Today at 5:49 PM)

 

[Ken at Aero Leather]

Always the problem with writing two names or ticking two boxes on a ballot paper, confounds the vote counters

https://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2008/01/17/the-legacy-of-hanging-chads