acceptance inspection: FJ gloves

[Gerd W.]

Hello!

Will that gloves get the stamp: ok

or

will that gloves get the stamp: waste

(...hope I did it well )

All of your opinions are more than welcome. As always: many thanks in advance for your help!

[Gerd W.]

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[Willi Z.]

Gerd, based on what I see so far, they look like worn lined FJ gloves. Would have to see some more to be absolute.

[Yannis]

Gerd

Do you have any photos of the inside?

Please do not take my opinion for more than what it is -a new guy's opinion- but from the outside I will risk saying I think you did good!

All the best
Yannis

[Gerd W.]

Gerd, based on what I see so far, they look like worn lined FJ gloves. Would have to see some more to be absolute.

Thanks so far Willy! Here some additional pics...

[Gerd W.]

a light "damage"

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[Gerd W.]

and the lamb's wool inlet which is no longer "fixed"

[Willi Z.]

They look just fine Gerd. Since they are either early or mid-war, they should have springs in them.

[Gerd W.]

They look just fine Gerd. Since they are either early or mid-war, they should have springs in them.

They have

[Ben]

Very nice Gerd. You did well!

[Chris]

They look oddball to me in the photos; bluegrey hands sewn to brown cuffs. May very well be good, but odd.

[Ben]

Chris,

although the color quality of the picture leaves something to be desired, and therefore giving the hands a gray hue, I do think one can actually see the brown coming through on the hand of the right glove. It looks like they have some shoe pollish and grime on them or leather preservative. If that's the case it could be easily removed.