For those of you requesting more info:
Measurement from armpit gusset to arm pit gusset - 25 inches
Waist across front - 21 inches
Shoulder from sleeve seam to sleeve seam (straight across, not along the seam) - 21.5 inches
Length from back collar seam to waist - 26.5 inches
I've included...
Well, if I don't find a buyer, the jacket won't take up too much room in the closet, taking into account the other winter coats I'll be leaving behind.
Thanks.
Another asked for the measurement from side gusset to side gusset which is 25 inches.
So far as I can tell, TFL can only post pictures from a URL.
You can see the jacket on the Aero web site or send me a private message with your email address and I can show them to you that way.
I have a size 44 brown Aero 1950's Half Belt Deluxe with detachable fur collar FQHH. I'll be moving to the Gulf Coast of Florida in the near future, so I don't foresee much in the way of opportunity to wear it once there.
I see that new, they sell for $900 at today's exchange rate.
Aero web...
I mowed my yard for the first time this year on Saturday (between sleeting). I'm looking forward to a move to Florida where I will hire someone to do it. As I approach my 69th birthday, I'm planning on a single-story house where stairs won't be a challenge when I pass my 80th (God willing).
Here's an explanation of Planck length:
If I understand it, there is no distance (in the "real world") shorter than that. While mathematics can posit an infinitely divisible distance, physics says it ain't so.
No clock can ever be more accurate than the time it takes light to travel a Planck length.
After giving this about 30 seconds of deep thought, the only understanding I can get is that light is a phenomenon of space-time. That is, it exists in space-time. In some way I can't articulate it seems to me that things that exist is space-time have a set of rules to obey, but space-time...
A drop of water on the head can be startling and mildly annoying. A series of frequent drops is known as "The Chinese Water Torture". Please excuse the term if you see it as AAPI, it's just the common parlance description.
No, the "political" part comes in when you decide who pays for it. Who built this bridge, Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, or Uncle Sam?
If the bridge isn't on an interstate highway (where the federal fuel tax is imposed to maintain it) then just who is...
So, nobody actually plays a flaut?
This vaguely reminds me of a continuing bit on "The Smothers Brothers' Show". A regular cast member was the deadpan comic Pat Paulsen. In 1968 there was a "Pat Paulsen for President" schtick that went on for weeks.
During one of his monologues he remarked...
For my father, it was "If the little dog hadn't stopped to void his bowels, he would have caught the rabbit."
But he really didn't say "void his bowels". It was words to that effect.
All I need now is just the right hat, and I might have found it, or at least, fellow Lounger has found it.
Borsalino Amiata (thanks @PanosChris ) I might just have a word.
tonyb will make you one. He's made a few for me. His web site is https://tumwaterhat.com/ and one of the hats he made for...
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