Vintage Outerwear: Threads of the Past

[Yamahana]

I was looking into this interesting halfbelt design with the side adjusters morphing into the halfbelt. It seems to be a feature typical for 'Alaskan' jackets.

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Then I noticed the same feature on this Westerner which was probably made by the same manufacturer.

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Keen eye for the details as usual there Jacket Slayer! Those pockets look vaguely familiar too.

 

[Marc mndt]

Keen eye for the details as usual there Jacket Slayer! Those pockets look vaguely familiar too.
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There's another maker who used this particular pocket design. I haven't found one with a label yet but I think these were all made by the same company (a different company than the one who made Alaskan labeled jackets).

 

[tmitchell59]

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Incredible! LA Sportogs is making a name for itself again.

 

[Yamahana]

There's another maker who used this particular pocket design. I haven't found one with a label yet but I think these were all made by the same company (a different company than the one who made Alaskan labeled jackets).

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This jacket on the Bill Kelso archive page was the one that I was using on my jacket design. It was the only one I had seen at the time till you posted these others.