Are red knits on a B-10 a Buzz Rickson's creation or it may have existed like that 80 years ago?
I assume I'm tempted by Bronson's Khaki version because of that feature.
The new ATF version is crap looking at the photos. The 1st run were great. If you see one for sale snap it up.
It's an invention. No B-10 came off the production line with red/rust knits. Great looking combination though.
And it can be the same with a lot of thread on the forum : hmmm, this thing looks great, that stuff is cool... And you're planning to have multiple things when you were here only for informations about an historical jacket !Bon... et bien voilà quoi ! now I want a B-10.
Pierre, I'm going to follow closely your choice of B-10. It could be useful to me.
Not sure you saw these Pierre, but here's some context...
ELC, Bronson and Bob Dong
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Buzz B-10
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Bronson B-15A
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ATF's new B-10... I dint like this jacket at all. Fit was weird. Shape ws weird. Cost a fortune to import.
I love my ATF Tanker to death, but sorry... not the 10
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I agree. Can't comment on the new version but the first run were great. I bought two of them because they were so good and the pattern excellent IMHO.
Absolutely love my first gen ATF ones.
Your jacket looks great !
Bob Dong jacket looks great, but is that the picture or my screen that making it looking more 'sand' than 'khaki'?Comparison between BOB DONG (khaki/red version) and BRONSON (OD version)
both are size 44 - the BOB DONG version is more roomy as can be seen on the shoulder seems
I think this was mentioned elsewhere, that it was a Buzz or RM invention...
But maybe someone at some point 70-80 years ago replaced the knackered knits on an original B-10 with what was at hand, red/ rust/ brown and wallah... In the future people are making highly accurate repros (with rust knits) and debating the details... The human condition.