An original WW2 Irvin flying jacket, synonymous with pilots and bomber crew of the RAF. The multi-panelled shearling leather construction as well as other subtle details indicate a mid-war manufacture from around 1942-43.
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R A Kellow is attributed with 5, possible 6 kills during Sept - Nov 1940. Raymond Alan Kellow (39615). Still with the squadron in 1940, Kellow went with ‘A’ Flight to France on 17th May. The flight flew down from Wittering to Biggin Hill and in the afternoon it escorted a Bombay transport of 271 Squadron across the Channel to Abbeville.
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Inside the collar there is a leather hanging strap.
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Fully extendable to 19”, buckle to alter size.
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Originally designed in Glastonbury, England, and worn by courageous RAF pilots, the Irvin jacket provided unmatched warmth and protection at high altitudes. The jacket features a stand-up collar that can be folded down, zip closure, and is windproof and water-resistant, making it ideal for travel and outdoor activities.
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Authentic Design — Inspired by the classic WWII RAF bomber jackets.
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Lining: Fur Lining.
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