Finds and Deals - Leather Jacket Edition

[murphykobe]

FINE CREEK SHINKI HORSEHIDE JACKET - ERIC - MADE IN JAPAN - USA SELLER | eBay

The spread collar adds a touch of sophistication, while the zip closure provides ease of wear. It features a comfortable nylon-lined interior and a snug synthetic insulation, perfect for layering during cooler rides or casual outings.

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This is a steal $600 for mainline FCL, size 44

 

[dangibbons1981]

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This is a steal $600 for mainline FCL, size 44

Would have bought that in a heartbeat if it would actually fit.

 

[jchance]

Oakbrook $135 obo. Watchers get offer at $115

Vintage 1950s Oakbrook Sportswear Black Leather Jacket Patina Cowhide Size Med | eBay

vintage A-1 style 50s oakbrook sportswear steerhide black leather jacket. lots of great fading and patina, especially with honeycombing on the sleeves. no holes, relatively good condition, leather is wrinkled on the one sleeve as seen in the picture. sizing is approximately a medium

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[murphykobe]

Would have bought that in a heartbeat if it would actually fit.

Same haha

 

[dangibbons1981]

Starting bid is very low. Seems like a nice jacket, depends on how the auction pans out till it finishes in 6 days but maybe one to keep an eye on?

Vintage Lesco Leathers US B-15 Bomber Brown Leather Jacket Coat 46

https://www.ebay.ca/itm/31674549592...UlljhwkQtq&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

 

[Grayland]

Pretty cool western-style Johnson Leather. Not sure I could pull it off, but it's nice.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1770355453...MH1XVE&hash=item2938240aee:g:9q4AAOSwPh1oCCVm

 

[AeroFan_07]

Very nice Langlitz Padded Columbia with snap off fur collar - states ~ 46-48 Men's size but oddly only ~ 22" pit to pit. Nice long sleeves, back details are odd to me - upper yoke seems different??
$750 or offer - please someone go for it before I'm tempted...

https://www.ebay.com/itm/316754207991?

 

[hieu]

Cool early tag on this buco. Super cropped too. https://auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/l1183664571

 

[chillinginthenameof]

70s Cal size 40-42 £208

 

[unhatted]

70s Cal size 40-42 £208

Mine—if you’re in the UK please feel free to get in touch on here for a better deal (international might be no cheaper as eBay intl shipping quite competitive). Mind it’s short though!

 

[Will Zach]

Small Cal, $275/offer

Cal-Leather leather jacket “40” (See Measurements) | eBay

Cal-Leather as shown. There are pinholes in the lapels as shown. I would take a very careful look at all of the photos shown in order to make your bidding decision. As we all know, there is no way to guarantee fit. Please be advised is that measurements shown are to give the best indication...

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[JackBroChill]

So tempting

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FYI I am catching and releasing on this one (apologies if this kind of post is not allowed). Found one in the proper size that's a Microsoft Excel ediiton in all black instead .

 

[Will Zach]

FYI I am catching and releasing on this one (apologies if this kind of post is not allowed). Found one in the proper size that's a Microsoft Excel ediiton in all black instead .

Any with Powerpoint?

 

[JackBroChill]

Any with Powerpoint?

Was genuinely wondering if they made any with PP or Outlook at this rate! The all black excel is pretty primo.

 

[JackBroChill]

Any with Powerpoint?

Ok just to close this loop there appears to be one for outlook and a general microsoft office one from this run. Also some much older ones for Microsoft Exchange and a hodgepodge of other Microsoft themed lettermans if you google (though none as explicitly tied to a time or product as the '97 office ones). Seems like lettermans were a thing MS did for employees for a time? There is also a killer Xbox one from the original launch.

Nevertheless, I think I prefer the excel of the bunch but it's a fun rabbit hole to go down!

 

[Bluechel]

Ok just to close this loop there appears to be one for outlook and a general microsoft office one from this run. Also some much older ones for Microsoft Exchange and a hodgepodge of other Microsoft themed lettermans if you google (though none as explicitly tied to a time or product as the '97 office ones). Seems like lettermans were a thing MS did for employees for a time? There is also a killer Xbox one from the original launch.

Nevertheless, I think I prefer the excel of the bunch but it's a fun rabbit hole to go down!
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And all Golden Bears right?

 

[JackBroChill]

And all Golden Bears right?

The speciifc Office '97 ones yes. Others are a mix, some local in Bellevue near MS headquarters, others another American maker, Xbox one was Rennoc I think. Newer ones seem to be from other non-domestic brands, unsurprisingly.

 

[AeroFan_07]

Ok just to close this loop there appears to be one for outlook and a general microsoft office one from this run. Also some much older ones for Microsoft Exchange and a hodgepodge of other Microsoft themed lettermans if you google (though none as explicitly tied to a time or product as the '97 office ones). Seems like lettermans were a thing MS did for employees for a time? There is also a killer Xbox one from the original launch.

Nevertheless, I think I prefer the excel of the bunch but it's a fun rabbit hole to go down!
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Crazy isn't it - that software is all Long out of date now - but the jackets they had made for employees are still quite useful and maybe even a little collectable.

 

[blm14]

not all that crazy. I'm a developer, and almost nothing (outside of government) that was coded 30 years ago is still in use today as is. Or at least it shouldn't be!

 

[Bluechel]

not all that crazy. I'm a developer, and almost nothing (outside of government) that was coded 30 years ago is still in use today as is. Or at least it shouldn't be!

Except for critical infrastructure and banking “software “! (Middleware)