Peter Graham
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A good copy of what ? This is the place for good copies.EMBLEMHUNTER said:
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TankBuster
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An A-2 that belonged to a B-17 Navigator. I still have it, and will probably never let it go.
saucerfiend
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TankBuster said:
Jeff,
I sent you a PM.
bRIAN
TankBuster
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saucerfiend said:
Response coming.
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Anonymous
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Sold?
TankBuster
Active Member
PLATON said:
Nope. Just some advice. I meant it when I said I'm hanging on to it. A guy only gets one first and it's a beauty!......and don't take this down that alternate path! :lol: :?
ties70
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My Dad's old goatskin German Air Force flight jacket from 1970, which I got when I was 14, 15 (middle of the 80ies)...
The coolest thing ever produced from "Beckumer Lederwarenfabrik GmbH" and the uncoolest thing you could wear with 15....in the 80ies...
Due to a lack of character on my side (not the jackets'), I didn't not dare to wear it and my parents threw it away one day.
My first and only two US leather originals were M-422a's from Ostermann and Block. They both found admirers around here and were sold long ago.
Ties
The coolest thing ever produced from "Beckumer Lederwarenfabrik GmbH" and the uncoolest thing you could wear with 15....in the 80ies...
Due to a lack of character on my side (not the jackets'), I didn't not dare to wear it and my parents threw it away one day.
My first and only two US leather originals were M-422a's from Ostermann and Block. They both found admirers around here and were sold long ago.
Ties
Peter Graham
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TankBuster said:
How about some photos of that one Jeff ?
TankBuster
Active Member
Peter Graham said:
I think I've posted it before years back......but here it is.
He's the guy on the crutches after a sea ditching
Peter Graham
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You're right, it's a beauty. I'd never sell it either.
TankBuster
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Roughwear said:
Andrew is correct. Thanks for the compliments
My first one was a Brill Bros G-1 that's windflap was cut off. I quickly out grew it(Size 38).
My next one was another Brill Bros G-1, all patched up from a friend who served on the USS Eisenhower in the 80s, even has two custom made "tour" patches. He was an instrument instructor on F-14s Tomcats and later F-18 Hornets. I still own it and it remains one of my favorite jackets, indeed.
My next one was another Brill Bros G-1, all patched up from a friend who served on the USS Eisenhower in the 80s, even has two custom made "tour" patches. He was an instrument instructor on F-14s Tomcats and later F-18 Hornets. I still own it and it remains one of my favorite jackets, indeed.
