Repo Uniforms for Dayton 2000

Here is a list of WWI repo flying gear and uniform makers and suppliers.

Leather WW1 type flying helmets ( not WWII or modern type ) : Brookes Army Navy (316)255-8368
: Restoration Suppy (775) 825-5663
e-mail restoration@rsc.nv.us
: Cirrus (UK) http.//www.flyingjacket.com/access.htm
WW1 vintage type goggles (not WW2 RAF) : Classic Goggles http://www.classicgoggles.com/index.html<B...BR> I recomend the Becker Horex a simple early style goggle or the Aviator by Leon Jeantet ( the type you see pictures of Rickenbacker wearing) Tel: (718) 777-2476
They also have high quality Gauntlet Gloves

Uniforms and flight suits breechs etc. : Great War Militaria http://www.greatwar.com/greatwar/gwm... /> <br /> Sam Browne Belts : : International Military Antiques, Inc. (908)903-1200
Replica Webly holster:
Replica Steyr Hahn 1912 holster ( Austo-Hungarian ) :

Flying Coats ( high quality) : Cirrus (UK) http.//www.flyingjacket.com/access.htm

Boots : english riding boots ( order in brown) : Pythley Field and Dress Boots http://www3.viaweb.com/crazyhorse/menpytdr...resbo.html
I wear the Effingham field boot that I had a shoe repairman cut tops straight : http://www.lightningg.com/boots.htm ]http://www.lightningg.com/index.htm
htt...htm [/url] (914)223-3588

Other than these places and items, I am still looking . If you know a good supply source , let me know and I can add to the list.
You can get some things at a good Army Surplus store that caters to the collectors .

Pip Now,
Lt. Dwight Rudder, RFC

Dwight
Fox Military Equipment, Hinsdale, Il. has great repo wings and other insignia (most all countries). I'm trying to locate their P.O. # but can't find right now. They only deal through the mail. Maybe someone else has the box #.
Found a site the other day for a U.S. WW1 uniform. I don't know how authentic it is, but there is a tunic, breeches and campaign hat for only $298. See at www.costumeemporium.com/images/WW1.html. The picture shows brass buttons but a little bronze paint would take care of that. I'm sure it's not as good of quality as those from Great War Militaria but might be good enough for someone not interested in getting into heavy reenacting.
Steve

Web site from above should be WWI.html, not WW1.html. Sorry
Steve