Churchill Short Wrist Deerskin Gloves Construction_Horsehide Military-style epaulets

Military-style epaulets

Leather interior facings throughout with leather binding around armholes

" AVG pilots often had the blood chit sewn directly into the back panel of their A-2 flight jacket — a practice specific to the Flying Tigers that distinguishes their blood chit from later designs carried separately in survival kits

This reproduction bears the Military Airlift Command (MAC) stamp — the authorization mark of the command responsible for logistics and personnel recovery

Includes two one-piece flared replacement cuffs and waistband to be cut to desired length - fits up to flight jacket size 52

Churchill Short Wrist Deerskin Gloves Construction_Horsehide Military-style epauletsThe Churchill Short Wrist is the minimal cuff version of the longest running American deerskin riding glove made by the Churchill family in the USA since 1897, using the same domestic Whitetail deerskin that has defined the Churchill glove for over 127 years. The short wrist profile sits at the wrist bone, working cleanly under or over jacket sleeves without bunching. Domestic Whitetail deerskin weighs roughly half of cowhide at equivalent protection