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

Nickb123

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55F and fog. B-3 to tame nature…
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B-Man2

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Finally wore my Bronson MA1 yesterday evening when we went to the eye doctor to pick up our new specs.
This evening, I wore my At The Front B10 to go pick up some dinner.
Tried getting selfies but with each in those jackets at that angle Iook like the Michelin Man...
Try using the timer setting on your photo app on your cell phone . It works nicely .
 

Lord Flashheart

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Nice to see a fine pair of cords and hands outside pockets (it's not your birthday after all) Micawber. I seem to recall the inventor* of pocket rugger ended up before the bench round here in the 1920's for organising an international tournament on the 08:24 train to London Liverpool Street.

*allegedly a chap called Pantington Scrobble according to a cartoon I saw many years ago IIRC (why do I bother to remember this stuff?!)
 

Harris_HTM

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That’s a great looking combo with the shearling and cordovan colors . Looks very warm as well .
Yes, it is really warm! The colour combination and the grain straight out of the box is what I like the most in this jacket. I can only imagine how nice the grain will like after some wear.

Extremely nice!
Thank you! I got it from the Aero stock page and it fits like a glove.
 

Micawber

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Nice to see a fine pair of cords and hands outside pockets (it's not your birthday after all) Micawber. I seem to recall the inventor* of pocket rugger ended up before the bench round here in the 1920's for organising an international tournament on the 08:24 train to London Liverpool Street.

*allegedly a chap called Pantington Scrobble according to a cartoon I saw many years ago IIRC (why do I bother to remember this stuff?!)

Ah yes, I recall that travelling over an uneven set of points at key moments could provide a player with a distinct advantage.
 
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