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Hi Guys, again nothing special about this Parka,apart from annoyingly this one has had the epaulettes and cuff straps removed at one stage, thanks for looking.
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Bury_Dave
Easy Gee
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German Parka.
Easy Gee- Colonel
- Name : Gary
Age : 55
Location : UK
Registration date : 2010-06-12
Number of posts : 3591
Bury_Dave- Senior Lieutenant
- Name : Dave
Age : 60
Location : Cambridge , UK
Registration date : 2012-02-14
Number of posts : 822
Had one of those back in the day ! 1978 to be exact ! 
Easy Gee- Colonel
- Name : Gary
Age : 55
Location : UK
Registration date : 2010-06-12
Number of posts : 3591
Bury_Dave wrote:Had one of those back in the day ! 1978 to be exact !
Now you are showing your age mate
Bury_Dave- Senior Lieutenant
- Name : Dave
Age : 60
Location : Cambridge , UK
Registration date : 2012-02-14
Number of posts : 822
I know ! 
CollectinSteve- ADMIN
- Location : New England, US
Registration date : 2009-03-08
Number of posts : 6965
One of the best winter parkas out there, IMHO.
This one is from the tail end of Moleskin production (1990 dated). There are several versions throughout the years, but basically they look more similar than dissimilar. Very early models (late 1950s) had a green quilted liner sometimes.
Steve
This one is from the tail end of Moleskin production (1990 dated). There are several versions throughout the years, but basically they look more similar than dissimilar. Very early models (late 1950s) had a green quilted liner sometimes.
Steve
Easy Gee- Colonel
- Name : Gary
Age : 55
Location : UK
Registration date : 2010-06-12
Number of posts : 3591
CollectinSteve wrote:One of the best winter parkas out there, IMHO.
This one is from the tail end of Moleskin production (1990 dated). There are several versions throughout the years, but basically they look more similar than dissimilar. Very early models (late 1950s) had a green quilted liner sometimes.
Steve
Thanks for looking Steve, I can confirm this one has been worn through many a British winter and it was very good. I never knew that the early one's had quilted liners I guess this was a design copied from the US parka's?
Good info as ever Steve
marder- Corporal
- Name : Steven
Age : 68
Location : Cheshire. U.K.
Registration date : 2011-10-30
Number of posts : 11
My son wore one of these complete with inner, all through Grammer School from 11yrs to 18yrs, bought too big, he grew into it...I recently asked him for it (now 24) for my collection...."Threw it away" was his reply !
Prost ! Steve.
Prost ! Steve.
Gulf91- Colonel
- Age : 53
Location : Wales
Registration date : 2011-05-13
Number of posts : 3858
I also wore one through the "Grunge" years and a dammn good Parka it was.
Ended up giving it away to a builder mate to use on the sites.
Ended up giving it away to a builder mate to use on the sites.
CollectinSteve- ADMIN
- Location : New England, US
Registration date : 2009-03-08
Number of posts : 6965
A lot of the early BW gear was influenced by US stuff, however the parka and both types of liners are exceptions to this. The extremely rare trousers for the first model parka were highly influenced by M1951, just like Splittertarn, Filizlaus, and early Moleskin trousers.
I wore one of these parkas for a few years. Loved it.
Steve
I wore one of these parkas for a few years. Loved it.
Steve
spukmeyer- Senior Sergeant
- Name : Carlos
Location : España
Registration date : 2010-06-04
Number of posts : 303
I use one like that, the truth is that it is well sheltered and very comfortable.
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