Original British WWII Irvin Sheepskin Flying Jacket - Rare Japanese Flare Guns it also has a cutout

it also has a cutout in the left side as well as a slight offset to the right

The Imperial Japanese Army parade sword was first adopted in 1875 (Meiji 8) as the Type 8 Kyu-Gunto (First Military Sword)

He participated in "Operation Market Garden and Overlord" (D-Day) and the "Battle of the Bulge" (Battle of Bastogne)

high by 3 in

still bright

Original British WWII Irvin Sheepskin Flying Jacket - Rare Japanese Flare Guns it also has a cutoutOriginal Item: Only One Available. Now this is a lovely example of the dashing British Royal Air Force Irvin Sheepskin Flying Jacket. The jacket does show signs of heavy use and wear but is otherwise in solid presentable condition. As aviation advanced so did the altitudes to which pilots could fly. Suddenly aircrew were flying to thousands of feet where temperatures would easily be sub zero, not a good thing when aircraft construction still provided