Vintage AUTHENTIC 1940s US NAVY G1 Leather Pilot Jacket - M
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A collector's item - vintage WW2 era jackets are incredibly hard to find, let alone in such amazing condition. These jackets come from a private collector. I hope to connect you with a piece of history - something to be worn, loved and cherished.
This coat is goat leather with a sheepskin collar. WW2 navy pilots wore these G1 style jackets with the sheepskin collar. Inner map pocket. Made in St. Paul. Dated 1943
Best for size: up to a women's L or Men's M
Tag reads: Marked 48 - fits smaller
Fabric: Goat leather, Sheepskin Collar. Silk Lining
Color: Brown
Rating: AS FOUND - in excellent vintage condition, but due to age there is some wear around collar and staining on silk lining.
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