sz 34 A-2

[Clark J]

Is there such a thing?Anyone seen one??

 

[ButteMT61]

I think I saw one on eBay a while back.
But wouldn't a WWII 36 be a 34 or close?

 

[ciddu]

I think there was one a few days ago on ebay: a light shade one, presented as an original (but i can't state it actually was).
It has been relisted at least a couple of times, but probably now the auction has expired

 

[dmar836]

This is a perfect example of a Deeb question.
The USAAF illustrated catalog shows them issued down to size 32.
Dave

 

[watchmanjimg]

M41 and M43 jackets are commonly seen in size 34, as are Ikes. I wouldn't doubt they exist for a second.

 

[B-Man2]

Wouldn't they have made them that small and maybe smaller for the women pilots ferrying the planes from the production lines in the factories?
There are several photo's in the archive of small female pilots in A2's and B-3's.

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B-Man2

 

[Dr H]

There is a vintage no name (Perry) 1756 on EBay in a 34 that I posted previously in the EBay section.

 

[RCSignals]

I recall seeing one on eBay that was that size but don't remember other details of it. I think it was said to be an original.

It wasn't a Lost Worlds jacket. They have or had some in that size.

 

[ciddu]

There is one just listed on ebay:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/WWII-US-arm...792410911&po=&ps=63&clkid=6849705340043576906

 

[Clark J]

got it!!

 

[Peter Graham]

I once had a size 34 B-15. It fitted like a large 36 so was wearable, for me.