Also listed on other sites. This is the "Lot 2232 WERBER LEATHER COAT CO. TYPE A-2 JACKET ORDER NO.33-1729" from WAREHOUSE. I tried it on but it doesn't suit me, so I'm selling it. In 1931, the U.S. Army Air Corps adopted the "Type A-2" leather flight jacket as a uniform for aircraft crew members. Soon after, it became a status symbol for airmen. This time, Warehouse has proudly created this "WERBER A-2," which is the first model. It's a special piece, perfect for celebrating their 30th anniversary. "Werber Leather Coat Co." was the leading supplier starting in 1931. Initially, they used buttonholes on the pocket flaps, the same as the A-1 jacket. Later, having obtained several patents related to leather jackets, and already trusted by the Quartermaster, the company used its experience to improve the pocket flaps with snap buttons. Thus, in 1933, the first "TYPE A-2" delivered was Order No. "33-1729." Warehouse miraculously obtained this first model a few years ago. Slowly, the development of materials began, and after a long time, it was finally born. A major visual feature is the riveted zipper end. This zipper, even older than the eyelets of the early 1930s, is truly a symbol of the earliest A-2. Leather: Full vegetable-tanned horsehide Lining: Sulphur-dyed selvedge broadcloth lining Rib: 100% wool rib Zipper: Original pin-lock zipper — About the leather finish and appearance — To reproduce the vintage feel, the actual leather appearance is slightly more faded than in the photos. Partial scuffs are also intentional by the manufacturer. Also, due to the natural leather, there are individual differences in the appearance, such as wrinkles. Please understand this beforehand. — size(cm) — Width 56.5 Shoulder width 47.5 Sleeve length 66.0 Length 65.0 Photos from the 4th image onwards are official images for reference. Size...L