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Can anyone give me info on this jacket?

drmartz

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I recently bought this jacket and would like to know more about it. The lining is almost completely gone which is kinda weird but I took a picture of what’s left. Can anyone tell me when it’s from or if it’s horsehide or steerhide? Thanks!
 

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Looks like an old Windward civilian flight jacket. I recall the green lining. Horsehide. I’d guess 50s at the earliest but… Hopefully someone else will chime in. These jackets aren’t my style so that is all I know. But a Google starting point. GL.
 

tmitchell59

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Looks like an old Windward civilian flight jacket. I recall the green lining. Horsehide. I’d guess 50s at the earliest but… Hopefully someone else will chime in. These jackets aren’t my style so that is all I know. But a Google starting point. GL.
I'd say the same. It is early mid 50s. These were a very popular jacket in post-war USA, the military look with the cuffs and collars, very useful, comfortable jackets that were made for work or leisure. They came in a variety of configurations; no fur collar, no zip, different pockets, but typically the knitted cuffs and waist.

The green lining also reminds me of a Montgomery Ward, Windward labeled jacket.

Watch old movies from the 50s and this style will be seen.
 

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