The Eastman 'Perry sportswear' Mixed batch B-3 Has a Talon Bell zip on it.
I don't think you're going to find anything more legit than Eastman, unless you have a flying delorean and set the flux capacitor for 1944.
The Jacket posted by spitfireIV looks fine, doesn't really need a good oiling or anything, I'd leave that one as-is...but again I wouldn't wear these originals..display only.
Lots of great options for a Repro Irvin to enjoy.
I mean you *Could* wear it.....but it will start looking like the...
It totally depends.
if it's from a thrift store, you might want to let it air out for awhile.
But...Maybe a musty leather garment?
I've tried wiping with Vinegar and dabbed with some saddle soap, and hung it out to dry. Repeat if necessary.
if it's dried out and fragile I try my best to...
The Jacket Looks Awesome..I mean really really awesome.
Though I'd wear something lighter under it, like a white T-shirt or Navy chambray shirt to sort of give the Jacket more pop, or something like a red flannel shirt to match those Chucks and We're talkin'
If it's a biker Jacket, I Like the vintage or classic style round brass studs. My thoughts are that this look originated from Horse tack in the pioneer days, and stuck with motorcycle "Iron horse" Riders perhaps? I could be mistaken, it could just be a thing from early Motorcycle Clubs trying to...
Probably a little dab of Dubbin or mink oil on a cloth and wipe. Normally in my experience that seems to darken scrapes and scuff blemishes off my leather boots. If you had light coloured leather it would darken but in your case it's black so it's probably good to try something like that and see...
It looks early(ish) The Zip might be a wartime replacement?
There's a few experts here who will hopefully chime in soon enough who might be able to ID the manufacturer.
All I can tell you is that I see some "Red" skin panels so it's probably 1930's and it's been there and back again a few...
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