As some members already pointed out, I doubt Master Film's attempt, if any, to band-wagon JC's good brand name would succeed because a customer who already knows about JC's GW, will not be confused between them.
Now, after 4 pages of shoulda woulda and musta, it seems to me that no one has yet...
I don't believe the owner (it's basically an one-man workshop) meant anything serious with 'good wear leather' title and was simply trying to say he's making jackets that look good when worn, because as far as I know Hungoo's background doesn't go that far - sorry about the bad English.. And...
Up for sale is an original vintage US Navy kersey wool pea coat manufactured in the 70s.
Size 38S(Short), in excellent condition
- actual measurements: pit to pit 20.5", shoulder width 17.75", sleeve length 25", back length 32"
Kersey wool has a less bulky, smoother look compared to melton wool...
That helped a lot! :D
Thanks for finally shedding me a good light on these elusive jackets, and also for sharing the origin of rescue orange suits.
It sounds even more intriguing to me that the aircraft manufacturers ordered them.
Could you post some pics of the said jackets from your...
I guess you mean impermeable A-1 deck jacket.
You are very much right about the Navy regulation on putting only generic crow on utilities, but I've seen some photos of sailors wearing crow with specialty mark on their utilities and all I got was such type.. ;)
I recently decided to...
For your consideration:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/262108617697
TFL member's reasonable offer for immediate purchase is welcome!
Please PM me if interested. Thanks.
I think you will eventually move on. I would save a little more on top of the budget at hand and get a better one, or start with a current issue A-2 at least.
Mr. Dinerman or any knowledgeable fellow loungers -
I scored this mystery B-9(?) parka last year but couldn't find so much about it as to tell whether it's military or civilian.
Materials used imply it's a real vintage piece but any further info would be appreciated.
Interestingly, it...
Indeed. I agree RMC's strong point is in the construction of their products - sometimes even gone too far. They also tend to rearrange and redesign the overall fitting, let alone sizing and grading, of military garments so that their stuff look cooler and slimmer than the originals, unlike...
RMJP's Tanker Jacket (Size M) in good used condition.
All knit bands have been professionally replaced with MASH repro parts.
Ebay Listing: http://www.ebay.com/itm/261976520751
Thanks for your interest.
I didn't know it was that bad.
As far as I know UNESCO heritage inscription of the Meiji industrial installations went through an intensive and until-the-last-minute negotiations between the Korean and the Japanese governments. It was Korean side's original demand that the word 'forced labor'...
That's pretty lame of Japanese authority to go with two different versions when admitting their mistake or wrongdoing. But then again, I wonder if this sort of shallow schizophrenic tactics work on the ordinary Japanese people? Who wouldn't tell the difference between 'forced to work against...
+1 on that - http://www.mash-japan.co.jp/oversea/eng_moc/collection/aaf_name_plate/index.html
Unlike some of the flimsy, paper-like repro being sold out there on ebay, MASH uses very substantial leather in terms of thickness and all.
Exactly - and according to the explanation on the same web page, the Z signal has the meaning of 'no turning back without a victory' (or seppuku?), it being the last letter of alphabet. It also reads that this jacket is intended as a gesture of reconciliation between two old enemies..
The owner of The Few Mfg. seems to have long been interested in the legacy of Zero fighter.
http://www.geocities.jp/jettrink_shop/akagia2.html
I find it a bit discomforting though, no matter what the intentions were..
As far as I know the guy in the cockpit is the director of The Few Mfg. Co. / RMNZ.
According to the article he's the current owner, so is he an American citizen?
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