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How many new jackets do you have coming (and how many potential ones)?

Daniel Veit

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Inspired by this post in thread 'What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?' https://www.thefedoralounge.com/threads/what-jacket-are-you-wearing-today.82949/post-3079791
I found me this:
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Blackadder

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The Admiral Byrd fits. There were some of you hoping to get it but this one stays with me. View attachment 594722
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Nice. Seeing how it fits you, I think it will be too long for me. Congrats.

I got this Field and Stream in the same shipment as my Allstate. Perfect for the local monsoon weather this week just as I expected. I bought 3 goatskin jackets last month and only one arrived on time for the monsoon. Lol.
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tmitchell59

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This Admiral Byrd is on the wing. I could not be more pleased. My favorite of the Roughwear clothing two pocket style. I have it in a smooth leather, but not the suede leather. It will fit too, wearable.

For my closet this is a big find. This was a popular style in the MW catalog. The 2 way pocket trademark held by Roughwear Clothing Co. applied for 1936. This jacket has a mid 40s zipper.

Yes, came from ebay auction.. Quite well pictured and described

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An original "fancy" lining is a big plus for me. These jackets came in a variety of linings. This jacket was made in Middleton, Pennsylvania. The use of the suede material may show a lack of other hides being available during WWII. Wow!
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I've got a fever, and the only prescription is more Cal(-bell):
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As a bonus, seller said buy the jacket get some matching pants for free. No pics of the pants, so we'll see what shows up.

Shoutout to @JMax for posting this in the Finds & Deals thread inconspicuously.

If it’s turns out to be large, I’m your huckleberry!! Sweet jacket. I hope it fits you bud.
 

AHP91

One Too Many
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This Admiral Byrd is on the wing. I could not be more pleased. My favorite of the Roughwear clothing two pocket style. I have it in a smooth leather, but not the suede leather. It will fit too, wearable.

For my closet this is a big find. This was a popular style in the MW catalog. The 2 way pocket trademark held by Roughwear Clothing Co. applied for 1936. This jacket has a mid 40s zipper.

Yes, came from ebay auction.. Quite well pictured and described

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An original "fancy" lining is a big plus for me. These jackets came in a variety of linings. This jacket was made in Middleton, Pennsylvania. The use of the suede material may show a lack of other hides being available during WWII. Wow!
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This is a gorgeous one, kept trying to shrink the measurements so that I could buy it.
 

amvoith

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This Pendleton should arrive tomorrow. From what I can find it's got a label from the 30's-40's and perhaps a "giant" Talon zipper that the only reference I could find was from @tmitchell59 dating it to mid 50's. Any other insight from TFL'ers?
 

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tmitchell59

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his Pendleton should arrive tomorrow. From what I can find it's got a label from the 30's-40's and perhaps a "giant" Talon zipper that the only reference I could find was from @tmitchell59 dating it to mid 50's. Any other insight from TFL'ers?
I know nothing about Pendleton labels. The Tear drop Talon is more 60s and the big main could be the same.. I can say the zippers are not 30s or 40s.

Nice with the two ziper.
 

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