Original British WWII Irvin Sheepskin Flying Jacket With Air Ministry “AM” Marked Zippers British Military Maps The lock is marked with

The lock is marked with a "Crown over G

The brass hilt has a ribbed grip of all brass with a "stirrup" shaped guard

so we cannot confirm that the inner tube is present

made at ENFIELD in north London dated 1848 with it's side action lock bearing Queen Victoria's cypher of "Crown over V

Laurie was the first British soldier to order his troops to fire on Americans

Original British WWII Irvin Sheepskin Flying Jacket With Air Ministry “AM” Marked Zippers British Military Maps The lock is marked withOriginal 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 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 basic,