What jacket(s) are you wearing at the moment?

[Micawber]

ATF fleece tanker earning its keep as usual...

 

[B-Man2]

It’s a cool breezy day and a good day to air out an original WWII I. Spiewak & Sons goatskin A2 .

 

[YoungMedic]

Another real gem Burt!

 

[saucerfiend]

It’s a cool breezy day and a good day to air out an original WWII I. Spiewak & Sons goatskin A2 . View attachment 70087View attachment 70088

But, that looks brand new with a perfect fit as well!

 

[ausreenactor]

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1966 Vintage

Peacoats and G-1s are always better as 'originals'..

 

[ausreenactor]

It’s a cool breezy day and a good day to air out an original WWII I. Spiewak & Sons goatskin A2 . View attachment 70087View attachment 70088

Looks brand new... unissued!

 

[entertainment]

GW Monarch

 

[Silver Surfer]

that spiewak may be the finest existing example ive seen, bar none.

 

[London Cabbie]

AVI G-1.

 

[B-Man2]

GW Monarch

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Love the color of this GW Monarch.
a real beauty

 

[B-Man2]

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Great fit on this G-1 Stu!
I see you have enough room for layering .
Well done .

 

[B-Man2]

that spiewak may be the finest existing example ive seen, bar none.

Thanks for that compliment Vic !

 

[Nickb123]

GW 16160

 

[B-Man2]

GW 16160
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Nick ….. great looking with a great fit … nice!

 

[ausreenactor]

GW 16160
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That SURELY has to be a contender to keep as the last jacket?

 

[entertainment]

Love the color of this GW Monarch.
a real beauty

Thanks! That Spiewak is just incredible. Words fail me.

 

[B-Man2]

Thanks! That Spiewak is just incredible. Words fail me.

Thanks I appreciate your kind words

 

[Hobbstc]

Still in the GW 27752. I absolutely love this jacket.

 

[Flightengineer]

N1 from NonStoсk

 

[Micawber]

Today marks a year to the day when I was released from hospital having been diagnosed with, and treatment started to combat the Big C. When I got home it took a supreme effort and a lot of sweat just to climb the stairs at home.
Now apparently in remission, I celebrate the anniversary by laying rupture inducing heavy paving slabs outside our new greenhouse in cold, windy, sleety weather dressed akin to a 1950's Navvy* in heavy high rise, kidney warmer corduroy trousers, braces, soft collar shirt, ATF Tanker, SOF jerkin, thick welding gloves & steel toe capped rigger boots. In fact the very antithesis of spit n polish

*Navvy
/ˈnavi/
DATED•BRITISH
a labourer employed in the excavation and construction of a road, railway, or canal.