USAF A-2 Leather Flight Jacket Brown USA Made. Please see the photos for the exact details of the immaculate condition of this jacket. Actually never been actually worn since I bought it a few years ago, so it’s time to clear it from my closet. This is a remarkable jacket and it will not disappoint. Made out of very superior horsehide leather and expertly hand stitched, this particular A-2 Leather Flight jacket is a true homage to the original A-2 jacket. I think of the legacy of American Aviators by showcasing this US Authentic modern version of a Flying Tigers historic jacket used by Claire Lee Chennault Volunteer pilots during the 1930’s Thru USA’s entry into the Second World War. 1930s a-2 jackets were actually worn by a few pilots into the Korean conflict era. First produced in the late 1930’s and decommissioned in the early early to mid WW2 period after the introduction of the now famous Non leather cotton and nylon series of flight jackets. The A-2 made very significant advanced steps at the creation and design of the iconic leather Flight Jacket. Like the original model, this Jacket features two front flapped pockets as well as genuine knit cuffs and waistband to keep cold air out, which were used to protect pilots flying sky high in open aircraft cockpits. Authentic features and Talon zipper! This jacket is truly superior grade and ready to wear. The Made in USA A-2 Leather Flight Jacket is an outerwear style that represents the sacrifices made by the early volunteer Flying Tiger fighter pilots of the 20th Century. Get it here for much less! Crafted 100% goathide leather. Snap down collar with hook closure. Two front snap flap pockets. This is an amazing jacket that will not disappoint! This item is in the category “Collectibles\Militaria\Militaria (Date Unknown)\Air Force”. The seller is “g.i.jackets” and is located in this country: US. This item can be shipped worldwide.
- Type: Jacket
- Force: Air Force
- Theme: Militaria
- Featured Refinements: USAF Collectible
- Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
- Modified Item: No