Recent content by Wesley Milton Dagwell

Doesn't sound nearly as marketable. They aren't ex-luftwaffe, are they?

Anyone got anything of theirs in tan?

$30.

$30.

$30.

I was thinking $20, but this might be prohibitively expensive for Americans, regardless. Shipping will probably cost about $40 and I believe these are $50 new.

That would be cool, but don't go out of your way.

The other one I'd love is that BR12270 "Aviation Associates Coat's Aircraft Transport." Did you get a look at those?

I've been thinking about pulling the trigger on one of those. Bit warm for it down here now, though.

J. Peterman unlined Traveling Jacket. 61% Linen 39% cotton. Includes D-ring adjuster straps at the waist. Unworn. Pit to pit: 22 inches. Shoulder to shoulder: 19 inches. Length: 32 inches. Shoulder to cuff: 26 inches.

Grey Herringbone, smooth leather band, should suit around size 7 1/2 heads.

US Army Overcoat. Comes with detachable liner. I believe it is from the 50s. Size is small. Pit to Pit: 20 inches. Shoulder to cuff: 23.5 inches. Length: 43 inches.

I have for sale this double-breasted wool overcoat, with belted back. Buttons read "Australian Military Forces." Pit to pit: 24 inches. Shoulder to cuff: 26 inches. Length: 48 inches. (measured from base of collar)

I'm selling these Levi's which are a bit too short for me. These are Levi's made for the Australian market which from what I have seen typically retail at $100-$120. So I will be wanting a little more for them than Americans typically pay!

Hello, I am selling this G9 jacket from Baracuta. It is not actually vintage but from a vintage-inspired collection. It comes with a Baracuta pin and I think I still have the bag it came in. It is in their less common "vintage fit." Pit to pit: 20 inches. Waist: 14 inches. (which will...