The Irvin Story
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Leslie Irvin, an American, was in the pre -WWII years a parachutist and aviation entrepreneur. It was Leslie Irvin who designed the parachute "Ripcord" system, and as a result became the first "Free fall" parachutist. As aircraft flew at ever increasing altitudes, pilots and aircrew were subject to ever lowering temperatures, Leslie Irvin, realising the need for warm and comfortable clothing for aircrew designed and manufactured a flying jacket to meet all their requirements. |
SHEEPSKIN FLYING HELMET
Irvin Sheepskin Trousers A0930
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Sheepskin Top quality, supple sheepskin with long rugged wool, specially prepared for IRVIN flying jackets. Colour Seams Sizes |
RAF Irvin A0909
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There is only one true IRVIN and this is it. Manufactured under exclusive license from the WWII manufacturer by Aviation Leathercraft. Each jacket has the official IRVIN label. |
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Top quality, supple sheepskin with long rugged wool, specially prepared for IRVIN flying jackets. Colour Seams Pockets Fittings Sizes Identification |
USAAF B3 A0920
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Sheepskin North American sheepskin, specially prepared for the B3 flying jacket with 1" wool. Colour Zip Pockets Buckles Sizes |