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Show Us Your OVERCOATS
Hey - that's the kind of coat I have been looking for!!!!! What's it called, if I shall chase it - Polo Coat? (I am a total novice on coats - so pardon me asking)- Spitfire
- Post #551
- Forum: Outerwear and Workwear
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WWII in advertising
Oh yes, Hovis - How could I forget this brilliant pice of filmwork. Simply brilliant!!!:eusa_clap :eusa_clap -
Flying Legends 2010
I am attending the Spring Show Sunday May 16th. That I know for certain. Has some business in London - and it suited just fine. Anybody else attending that? -
Turban saves pilot
Great story, Tim - thanks for posting it! And while we are on the subject - I am halfway through FIGHTER PILOT - A Self-portrait by George Barclay. What a great book! (Thanks for reminding me!) -
Show Us Your OVERCOATS
Lots of fantastic coats here. But I could need some help. I like the RAF Great Coat a lot. The color, the cut - everything about it. But where do I find one big enough (52" chest)??? Or a modern or vintage coat in a similar design.- Spitfire
- Post #548
- Forum: Outerwear and Workwear
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Flying Legends 2010
By the way.... Does anybody recognize the painting used for this poster? (Or is it a illustration done specific for the poster?) It's bloody marvellous! -
ALL REPRO R.A.F. Irvin type jackets
Congrats with you new Irvin, Hawk Eye. To me the advantage of both AERO and ELC is, that not two jackets are alike. Drop us some pics some time, will you? :)- Spitfire
- Post #390
- Forum: Outerwear and Workwear
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What is your favorite aircraft of all time?
This one, thank you!:) Might come as a surprise with my "Loungename" and all - but I really love the Hurricane. (And I think the Spitfires might be sold out by now.) So - I would settle for the good, steady ol' Hurri. The unsung hero of Battle of Britain. -
WWII in advertising
I love the Spitfire Campaign - and especially the great concept: The Bottle of Britain. It opens up for a lot of executions. Here's more: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76JjzEyBUBw&feature=related -
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WWII in advertising
I wonder if this is an ad - or just what we today would call "product placement". Maybe even without thinking about it back then - just grabbing the nearest beers they could find for the movie. Haven't seen the whole movie though. So I am not 100%. Nice scene though!!!! -
WWII in advertising
I bet it's a spoof! Nobody would make that for real.:eusa_doh: -
WWII in advertising
Another Great Escape ad - this time for Shell: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHyVqJTsefc&feature=PlayList&p=335EE1E2C6467749&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=20 Enjoy! -
WWII in advertising
Not exactly WWII - but I love this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFojIOL_qZc&feature=related ...Play it again, John!:eusa_clap :eusa_clap -
WWII in advertising
I know - I am just an adman, but I think it could be fun to have a thread with ads, where WWII is the setup. Are you with me? Here's one just to get you all started: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVSBtivbUs4 Carling Black label: Dambusters.lol -
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ALL REPRO R.A.F. Irvin type jackets
That's what service should be all about!!!:eusa_clap :eusa_clap- Spitfire
- Post #383
- Forum: Outerwear and Workwear
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Flame and Citron
As a dane I can only recommend it - but personally I liked the Norwegian "Max Manus" a whole lot better. Both films are very well made and tells about the resistance during the nazi occupation, but where Flame and Citron has a plot of "who decides what" and "who did what and why" and "who can...- Spitfire
- Post #4
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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What are you wearing today??
That blue suite is really great, Thunderw21:eusa_clap :eusa_clap :eusa_clap I have been looking for a suite in that color/fabric for a year now. Wow....:)- Spitfire
- Post #10,875
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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age-appropriate clothing
I find it much more "mature" if young people try to look older - and dress "older" - than mid-aged adpeople (And I work among them) trying to look forever young in baggypants and hoodsweaters.:eusa_doh: Who are they kidding?[huh]- Spitfire
- Post #19
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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BATTLE OF BRITAIN (1940) - Respecting THE FEW.
RIP Bob Doe, Battle of Britain hero. This morning saw the sad loss of Wing Commander Bob Doe - Battle of Britain Spitfire and Hurricane hero. RIP. The Few are getting fewer - let us never forget.
