+1Waah, this is nice!!
+1Waah, this is nice!!
Neither do I. Not in Germany, that is. I'd have to go out looking for them mostly in smaller (non-industrial) towns and villages untouched by war, I suppose. There is a fellow in the Berlin area whose father was in the used clothes trade, and he bought stacks of vintage leather jackets over the years. That's the only bigger source I personally know of, but he (the son, that is, who is liquidating the collection) seems to have mostly Barnstormer-type jackets (Kutscherjacken), leather overcoats and some DB aviator type short jackets. Not much of the other short styles. The Kutscherjacke that I got from him (currently on its way to handymike) is a beauty, with the most incredible patina I've ever seen on any German leather (and that's setting the bar pretty high - the early leather is quite something).
The stuff that I found and still own (3 German, 1 American two-tone) came from Britain, but the seller of two of my three German jackets has connections to a trader who apparently, from what the seller told me, shifts hundreds of jackets each month. The trader is on the Continent somewhere, probably in Germany, I don't know for sure. So the stuff seems to be out there. I imagine the situation must be similar in your part of Europe. Lots of areas torn by war(s), but some stuff is still sitting in attics somewhere.