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First original A2!
I just bought a beauty of an A2 horsehide Aero - 70 years off the back of one of our WW II fly boys!It looks really great and Andrew (the source) tells me it "turns heads" when he wears it to air shows. It's quite wearable, despite it's age, and I intend to put it to good use! Pics will come...- fraazierjo
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Leather Varsity
Couldn't find my last post about these Canadian Jock Jackets which are a special interest of mine. Different strokes for different folks. This one I just won on Ebay for $20! In case my attempt at sending the photo fails again - it's just like the one on my avatar, but black with Concordia...- fraazierjo
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Schott "Windward"
Back in the late 50's and early 60's, Schott a Perfecto version of the Windward jacket in black steerhide was extremely popular in NYC. I had a couple of them I bought right off some guys backs - really cool. I've been watching for vintage numbers on ebay but no luck. Never see them mentioned...- fraazierjo
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1950's collarless steerhide Schott jacket
During '50s '60's, Schott made a really handsome steerhide jacket, usually black, with a gathered leather waistband. It wasn't a motorcycle jacket or a bomber jacket and and the jackets were very popular around NYC. I even so a few without a leather collar - just a small knit around the neck...- fraazierjo
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New interest - leather varsity jackets anyone?
Just entered my brand new avatar! In addition to some other standard leather jackets, I have a few of these classic rugged Canadian hockey team jock numbers. Anyone want to know more about these beauties?- fraazierjo
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