Alway loved these costs since a child after seeing it in Where Eagles Dare.
Baz
Looks brand new!View attachment 51591Just over a year now, Platon Dubow, extremely comfortable doesn’t feel like I’m wearing it...
TimJust had to duck outside and check that the gate wasn't about to become an airborne missile with the wind really starting to crank itself up now. Jerry Sumpftarn '44 winter parka to the rescue, love using this coat to do anything manual when the weather is bad. No photo, it's pitch dark, winds are nearing hurricane force so not much chance of a pretty selfie.
For those who haven't seen it, here's the parka in calmer weather (btw these are terrific repros, colour, pattern, weight, even the little details like the "shield" buttons are excellently done)
Tim
Is this an ATF , or an S&M Wholesale repro ?
I was just browsing around their website and I don’t see them list anymore . I wonder if they stopped carrying them .ATF Burt.
Like all of the ATF stuff I've had this is really sturdily constructed which I love because if feels and behaves like proper military surplus kit not cosplay rubbish. I use it for physical work outside and it's brilliant, rugged and tough as old boots.
They do them in Splinter camouflage as well if that tickles your fancy more. They're sized just like originals too so get your normal size and you have room to layer under it as you should do.
I was just browsing around their website and I don’t see them list anymore . I wonder if they stopped carrying them .
NickELC, S.F.A.D., B3
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PhilELC RW A2 today ... Nice and sunny with temperatures about to reach 10°C...
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Phil
That A2 has broken in nicely....Is that a RW 27752?
Nick
I hope this is a decent question. I was wondering how the inside pockets are attached. Are they sewn into the liner or do they go through the leather and the stitching is hidden behind the external pockets?Pulled this one out of the closet to air it out on this chilly morning . An ELC Monarch 352nd Fighter Group A2 with Rigger interior cargo pockets .
It’s easy to see why the “Blue Nosed Bastards of Bodney” preferred this addition to their A2s as it afforded a lot of extra room to carry maps , survival gear and a sandwich or two for those long flights.
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Nick
You've accumulated a nice collection of jackets... that ones a lifetime keeper as are your others.