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    my little collection from Poland

    Nice collection, Kowalski - and welcome!
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    ALL ORIGINAL Irvin RAF type Jackets - Loving that Wolf in sheeps' clothing!

    A true beauty, Andrew!!! I think the pre-war Irvins were the most beautifull ones ever made.
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    New Aero FQHH A2 - is it to short ?

    Don't change the jacket - change the trousers! These jackets were made for high rise trousers - not low hangin jeans.
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    Flying boots

    RAF Flying Boots from Lewis (UK)? Rumours are that Lewis Leathers (UK) have started producing RAF 1336 Pattern Flying Boots. I have checked their website, but did nor find anything. Anybody out there knows?
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    Thanks AP for all you do for the living history set

    You bet it is! Obvious you have not lived in a country occupied by nazis, where people were tortured and killed every day by SS and Gestapo.:mad:
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    Thanks AP for all you do for the living history set

    Yes and little boys do not think. But grownups are supposed to. Especially politicians. Isn't that the least one can expect?:mad:
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    Eastman Roughwear 27752 sizing concern

    Don't change the jacket - change the trousers.:)
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    A-2 help please

    Horsehide was the first choice of A2 makers. Goat came in later in the war. Both are tough and can stand a lot of use. I have both - but prefer the horsehide. Because it's the original hide. And the grain and the feel is better. But it's a personal thing and you might feel differently.:)
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    A-2 help please

    Hi Greg You should take a look at AEROs A2's (the real deal Horsehide is quite something!) http://www.aeroleatherclothing.com/products.php?cat=militaryjackets&sub=originalcontracta2
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    ALL ORIGINAL Irvin RAF type Jackets - Loving that Wolf in sheeps' clothing!

    Murena - take a look here: http://www.thefedoralounge.com/showthread.php?t=37166
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    do you ever go to restaurants by yourself?

    I do quite often actually - because I travel a lot with my job. I do not really like eating alone - and I often brings a book. I find it rather boring to dine alone and I am often quite snappy about it. Grabs something easy and fast - or order roomservice. I don't feel strange eating alone -...
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    For Lovers of Irvins jackets: movies and actors

    Not many Irvins in Memphis Belle ;) - but I do love the old b/w UK movies from that period! Thank you for sharing.
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    How do I find a leather tailor?

    pm back to you!:) See the old thread on the helmet here: http://www.thefedoralounge.com/showthread.php?t=48502
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    Ties with leather jackets

    very classy - go ahead. Don't even think God will mind;)
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    Proppa British Brew-up

    Come to think about the good old TV series "A Family at War" - how many times didn't we here that famous remark: "I'll put the kettle on" The answere to everything - a nice cuppa.:)
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    how to wear a tweed jacket?

    A black or dark turtleneck sweater will do the trick - very laid back, very Jean Paul Belmondo in one of them french movies back from the sixties. A man and a woman, Breathless...:eusa_clap
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    Unpopular movie opinions...

    There are actually very few - if any at all - movies from the black and white days, I like. I find John Wayne tiresome and Humphrey Bogart just repeats himself. Casablanca is nothing but a "womens magazine" shortstory on film. Avatar, Lord of the Ring, Harry Potter and Starwars are a lot of...
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    Why Do You "Dress Up"?

    get it? lol lol
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    Why Do You "Dress Up"?

    The rules of this forum unfortunately forbids me to elaborate on why I dress up.;)
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    The story of a pilot

    It is - and thank you for telling me. Didn't know that. I'll cancel the order right away!

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