Thanks for the input so far, I've added a couple of photos to the original post showing how the jacket wears normally, the total length of the sleeve on me and where my wrist is in the sleeve. The round object under the sleeve is my watch which is where I'm thinking of having the sleeve...
I've had this jacket for a couple of years now and have been wearing it with the sleeves to long since I got it. It fits really well in the chest and sitting squarely on my shoulders. The jacket is a regular but I am more suited to a short. Now that I have it all broken in and the cuffs are...
Good prices are there to be had. I just picked an early one with one piece back, scovill zipper, and thinsulated up for $50 shipped off the bay. Leather is plenty wrinkly but really no wear to speak of, maybe a wee bit dry but a little Picards or lexol will fix that and it'll be good as new...
So then if washing a leather jacket does it no harm, soaking a dry jacket should also do no harm as long as it is air dried and conditioned afterwards? Correct?
I just received a G1 from 1970 that the leather is dry as a bone. I have sprayed it down with Lexol and while the outside is much...
Thanks guys that's a big help!
I also found this: http://www.ebay.com/gds/Intrepreting-Dates-of-DA-DSA-DLA-SPO-Contract-Numbers-/10000000010153791/g.html
I picked up a G-1 earlier and was looking at the tag to try and figure out when it was made. I found a couple of other threads but none of them actually gave any insight as to how to read it or where one might look to find out.
This is the tag in my G-1 and I am guessing it is 66-70 or...
I picked this one up at Christmas time and was struck by the weight of the jacket. I also noted the leather didn't have the pebble texture goat skin usually does. Would this be Horse skin? How would I be able to tell. The tag was torn out when I got it but for <$40 shipped to my door I...
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