Some scans by the bright boys on the blogs would be good.  Any takers out there?

Great pics Mr. Moose!

Any chance of any more, Sir?

Like Jeans I guess that the leather Jacket is not 'Trad', yet leather jackets in all sorts of cuts are a staple of classic Americana to my eye. I'm not just talking about motorcycle jackets (which are obviously too tough for Trad) but those jackets by Golden Bear (The Kings of the Varsity Jacket) & the like, often in shades of dark Brown leather not Black.
The non-Fonzie (If you follow what I mean) leather jacket is maybe unfairly overlooked by The Trad - I'm remembering a chap in an old worn Brown leather jacket cut rather like a field coat I once saw in Boston, Christmas '90 - Hunter Green cords, those built-up Timberland boat shoes with the thick 'lugged' soles (you know the ones?) and his chin burried in the folds of a fawny coloured scarf. On his head he seemed to wear both a watch cap pulled down over his ears and a grey Tweed Herringbone cap with the brim pulled low on top of that. Metal framed glasses steamed up on one side, and a stoic grin as he walked along Charles Street, head down freezing his nuts off. I imagine he was a local, but I'm just imagining.

J.