BUZZ RICKSON'S BR80659 Type A-2 "AC No. W535 ac 29191 BUZZ RICKSON MFG.CORP." Bronco 1942 Model Army Air Corps russet brown with maroon stitchwork.

This A-2 is a model manufactured in 1942 by Bronco, a New York-based company.

Bronco has contracted to produce the A-2 twice, and this model is from the first batch delivered.

The Army Air Corps' standard colors for the A-2 are Seal Brown, a dark brown likened to the color of a seal , and Russet Brown, a reddish-brown likened to the color of azuki bean . However, this model is finished in a typical "russet brown" color that is worthy of being called Russet Brown .

The pattern for the A-2 was created in 1930, and 18 manufacturers produced a total of 39 batches until distribution ended in 1944. Bronco's first batch produced 59,000 units, the highest number of any A-2 batch.

The stitching work, which was done in this extraordinary number of pieces, is full of power and speed and can be seen everywhere, and traces of it can be seen in the curve above the zipper attachment on the left side of the body and the angular pockets.

The hanger loop is also attached in a way that does not require the jacket to be turned, another design that takes speed into consideration.

Also, the same epaulettes are used regardless of size, so depending on the size, the cross stitching may be positioned slightly away from the edge of the collar and shoulders.

The fact that Bronco was able to produce the largest batch of A-2s ever is proof that they had an excellent environment for production capacity, and their results and accomplishments are truly impressive.

Please note that slight variations in dimensions may occur depending on the characteristics of the material and the finishing method. Also, the color of the product may differ slightly from the actual color depending on the settings and environment of your device.

Photo model Male: 170cm, 63kg, wearing size 38 (M)