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cool jacket - i do not know which side i'd like most ...

nice house!!

Some nice aging here! Sizing - especially with those "high value" jackets is always a pain in the neck for me coz they are available on order only most of the times ... And ordering online is simply not just "going to a shop and trying different sizes" so it is hard to test whether one size +...

Not today but a couple of days ago: N4 deck jacket in size 46 (was a long search) along with BRONSON watchcap, chambray and 1917 USN bell-bottoms - boots are Ex-"Royal Canadian Navy" boots

Holy smokes - what a cool jacket! I'd like to see her broken in and in her "worn" color - fit is on the spot so what about your comment that "sizing up" went wrong????

Crisp looking combo

You also starch your jeans? Saw a tutorial the other day of how you get that crisp and razorsharp edge on them legs ... - it's a science ...

Nce one mate - and great fit

For me the whole jacket would be a thad on the long side - but i specifically like it a bit shorter anyway ... sleeves are "way too long" for my taste

"Golden Thread" G1 made by BRILL BROTHERS for the civilian market (its basically a 1:1 G1 less the USN perforation on the windflap) size 46 artwork by Steve McNeely

How did the aging process turn out? What does she look like when broken in?

Just to share some recent finds - both jackets dispaly patches of WW2 commissioned vessels: N1 jacket in good condition with some period repairs in size medium (42) the previous owner got pretty around or gathered patches from his comrades ... "USS CONE DD 866" - Gearing Class Destroyer"...

Hi! Where in Europe is the jacket located? Is there any fitpics available?

Just purchased what looks like a N4 deck jacket to me. It is in size 46 which is pretty rare (you know it anyway) so i grabbed it. Condition looks pretty good to me except the collar. Can someone help me out with the contract number or is it maybe a early mall- or hunting jacket?

Awesome color! I'm pretty curious to see the aging when breaking' her in.