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A-2 US Army Air Forces Bomber Jacket?
Thanks for the help, it's much appreciated. I contacted Aero themselves in the end as I thought that would be the best way to get the answers I wanted. I have just received a reply from Ken Calder himself confirming it is one of theirs, an early production from 1984-85 and is connelly steerhide...- Amy U
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A-2 US Army Air Forces Bomber Jacket?
I cannot view the photos on here for some reason but I have found that the jacket is most similar to the AEROs, yes. The jacket is unbranded though, which is what really confuses me, as I have had trouble finding any others of this drawing or contract number that are not branded. The label reads...- Amy U
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A-2 US Army Air Forces Bomber Jacket?
Yes I have considered that. This jacket, however, is unbranded, and the label reads only as I mentioned. I cannot seem to find any of this drawing or contract number that have not been branded, which is what really puzzles me. The jacket does appear very similar or identical to the AERO jackets...- Amy U
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A-2 US Army Air Forces Bomber Jacket?
I recently picked up what seemed to be a dark brown leather US army Air Force bomber jacket. I have been attempting to research it but I am struggling.The label states: Type A-2, Drawing No. 30-1415, Contract No. 45-1410P, Property Air Forces. U.S. Army. I would add photos but I can't seem to...- Amy U
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