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17th November 04, 08:44 AM
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FLYING JACKET.
Wanting a tough winter jacket to wear with the kilt, I took a punt on a leather one as supplied by Fort Apache here in the UK [They are sourced from the USA] and are made to the original specifications of the American, Army Air Corps.
I mention this to say that it works well with a traditional kilt, and should stand anything the British weather can offer: plus rough use.
In appearance with the kilt it is akin the British Battle Dress blouse-albeit leather.
James
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17th November 04, 06:06 PM
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Re: FLYING JACKET.
Originally Posted by James
Wanting a tough winter jacket to wear with the kilt, I took a punt on a leather one as supplied by Fort Apache here in the UK [They are sourced from the USA] and are made to the original specifications of the American, Army Air Corps.
I mention this to say that it works well with a traditional kilt, and should stand anything the British weather can offer: plus rough use.
In appearance with the kilt it is akin the British Battle Dress blouse-albeit leather.
James
post some pix
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17th November 04, 10:21 PM
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My camera use is very and I mean very, limited to the type one puts film in--and then a year or two later has it developed.
James
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18th November 04, 06:18 AM
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I have been looking at these jackets. I like ithe Indiana Jones Series.
I little price to bring to Canada though.
http://www.uswings.com/
Casey
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17th November 04, 08:44 AM
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FLYING JACKET.
Wanting a tough winter jacket to wear with the kilt, I took a punt on a leather one as supplied by Fort Apache here in the UK [They are sourced from the USA] and are made to the original specifications of the American, Army Air Corps.
I mention this to say that it works well with a traditional kilt, and should stand anything the British weather can offer: plus rough use.
In appearance with the kilt it is akin the British Battle Dress blouse-albeit leather.
James
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18th November 04, 04:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Casey
I have been looking at these jackets. I like ithe Indiana Jones Series.
I little price to bring to Canada though.
http://www.uswings.com/
Casey
interesting link.
I figure there's gotta be a place in Toronto or Ottawa that sells something like em
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17th November 04, 06:06 PM
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Re: FLYING JACKET.
Originally Posted by James
Wanting a tough winter jacket to wear with the kilt, I took a punt on a leather one as supplied by Fort Apache here in the UK [They are sourced from the USA] and are made to the original specifications of the American, Army Air Corps.
I mention this to say that it works well with a traditional kilt, and should stand anything the British weather can offer: plus rough use.
In appearance with the kilt it is akin the British Battle Dress blouse-albeit leather.
James
post some pix
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18th November 04, 08:41 PM
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Very sharp jackets! If you're going for a leather jacket that's to wear with a kilt, the bomber style with an elastisized waist is definitely the way to go.
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17th November 04, 10:21 PM
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My camera use is very and I mean very, limited to the type one puts film in--and then a year or two later has it developed.
James
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18th November 04, 09:31 PM
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The jacket in my tri color kilt pics in my gallery is a War 2 reproduction from www.gibson-barnes.com they offer many military, police, and motorcycle type short jackets...top quality and price to match.
James, just buy a disposable camera, take the pics, and when you turn it in for developing ask for a disc as well. Then pop the disc in your computer and share the pics...easy...even for a besotted old mind like mine.
Ron
Ol' Macdonald himself, a proud son of Skye and Cape Breton Island
Lifetime Member STA. Two time winner of Utilikiltarian of the Month.
"I'll have a kilt please, a nice hand sewn tartan, 16 ounce Strome. Oh, and a sporran on the side, with a strap please."
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