Original Wwii Army

Shoulder to Shoulder 16 inch Shoulder to tip of sleeve 23 inch Back of collar to bottom of jacket edge 30 1/2 inch.   

There is no size label, but it fits closest to a size small. Shoulder to Shoulder: 18.5.   

The piece is vintage and therefore may show signs of age, wear, or patina. At that time, an unpaid item case will automatically be opened. It will be left, but please be patient. Do not message me seeking feedback.   

There are a few tiny stains on the front right breast pocket, and more stains on the left sleeve. Please look over attached photos to get a better idea of the overall condition. It is labeled as a size 38 R and fits true to size.   

   WWII officer US Army Air Force Corp leather A2 bomber jacket USAF MONTE CARLO 42. Here is your chance to own an incredible A-2 bomber jacket with "Monte Carlo" painted on the back. B-24 liberator bomb group - 722nd Heavy Squadron, 450th Bomb Group, 47th BW, 15th Air Force. Size 42 A2 leather jacket manufactured by Aero Leather Clo. Beacon, NY and has the soldier's serial numbre J 3484 stamped on the interior lining. The 722nd leather patch depicts a winged angel dropping a bomb. The patch does exhibit some crazing to the leather and there is a cracked dry spot in the back shoulder ...

The piece is vintage and therefore may show signs of age, wear, or patina. At that time, an unpaid item case will automatically be opened. It will be left, but please be patient. Do not message me seeking feedback.   

Look at the pictures as a reference and ask any questions Thanks.   

Some wear, but overall very nice condition. Let us know if you have any questions.   

   The Type B-13 Flight Jacket, standardized in March of 1944, was in large part inspired by British-made officer's jackets, to which were added two inset breast pockets with apparent flap. As its designation indicates, this jacket was designed for flying. The large shoulder straps, slash pockets, and various flaps for concealing the buttons, were intended to help with the wearing of a parachute harness. Manufactured until 1945, it was soon replaced by the universal issue Wool, Field Jacket, M-1944 ("Ike" jacket) for walking out. The example featured here was manufactured by Ben Greenholtz...

From the estate of a WW2 Army Air Forces pilot. Let us know if you have any questions.