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  1. Dr H

    Let's talk about Deck Jackets (my grail has landed)

    Incidentally, am I correct about the Scovill zip, or is it later?
  2. Dr H

    Let's talk about Deck Jackets (my grail has landed)

    Practically my daily wearer at the moment when walking the dog on the wet, muddy roads around the village. Mine was produced a little later and is not an issued jacket (an Excalibur‪ by Spiewak). My most practical winter coat.
  3. Dr H

    N1 Deck Jacket Fit Check

    I’d advise that you should leave it alone (including the sleeves), that’s how they fit. As has been said, it’s a practical winter jacket, so you will want room for another layer with long sleeves.
  4. Dr H

    Sizing question Eastman A-1 jacket

    Excellent. Enjoy it.
  5. Dr H

    Freewheelers Brakeman Sz 46

    It’s a rare beast - not many in a 46 In the wild.
  6. Dr H

    WTB: Freewheelers Journeyman in Olive size 40

    You’re welcome. It’s a rare coat (very low production numbers). Mine is superb.
  7. Dr H

    WTB: Freewheelers Journeyman in Olive size 40

    No problem.
  8. Dr H

    WTB: Freewheelers Journeyman in Olive size 40

    Colin, I understand that you want Olive (I had a rare Tatanka brown version that was great), but this is the one for you: Freewheelers Deer Skin Journeyman https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/154209758567 @ebay I have one of these in a 44 and it is simply the dog’s... Rare as hens’ teeth.
  9. Dr H

    Sizing question Eastman A-1 jacket

    I’d go for at least a 44, possibly a 46 if your shoulders are broad/upper arms are muscular. Additionally, the sleeves are narrow (particularly the forearms), more so than the A-2.
  10. Dr H

    FS: Ralph Lauren 1914 pattern (10 button) Peacoat XL size

    Auction ends Tuesday 17th November 1858 GMT
  11. Dr H

    WTB: ELC B-10 or BR N-1 Demotex (size 40)

    I finally was lucky enough to pick this one up cheaply. Not an issued N-1 but made by Spiewak for the civilian market. My go to dog walking coat.
  12. Dr H

    WTB: ELC B-10 or BR N-1 Demotex (size 40)

    The alpaca lining isn’t always itchy (I’ve had B-10/B-15/N-1 jackets where it was soft), but on this occasion it was unbearable. It was also a heavy jacket so it was warm. If you tend to overheat then I’d opt for a lighter version as it’s not designed to be worn over a T shirt. If it’s...
  13. Dr H

    WTB 37J1 (Buzz Rickson or Real McCoy)

    No longer needed: I’ve tracked down a Good Wear 37J1B.
  14. Dr H

    WTB: ELC B-10 or BR N-1 Demotex (size 40)

    Apropos of nothing, I briefly owned the Buzz Demotex N-1 and the quality was excellent throughout. However, the alpaca lining was incredibly itchy (more so than the original N-1 that I had owned and the civvy 1940s/1950s that I am wearing today in some horribly squally weather). It wasn’t a...
  15. Dr H

    Wanted A1 by Freewheelers

    Yes, it’s awkward if you’re anything beyond a 38”. I saw a 40” last night, but I think that you’ll need a 42” for the shoulder width.
  16. Dr H

    WTB 37J1 (Buzz Rickson or Real McCoy)

    Thank you. With a loss of weight, I might stand a chance of getting the more common offerings to fit. If I were a 38 it would be simple, but I’m hopeful of running down a larger jacket. There’s at least one Good Wear 37J1-B test jacket out there, but I haven’t seen it for sale for a while (and...
  17. Dr H

    WTB Old Town clothing

    Looking to buy Old Town clothing (small manufacturer of clothing inspired by British workwear from the 1890s-1930s). I have a number of their items already and I typically wear jackets/waistcoats in a 42”. I now wear a 34” waist in their trousers. Please send me a PM if you have anything that...
  18. Dr H

    WTB 37J1 (Buzz Rickson or Real McCoy)

    Bump
  19. Dr H

    Real McCoy's olive green wool CCC shawl collar cossack style jacket size 40

    Sadly, I’m a 42. Good luck with the sale.

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