RCAF Jacket Identification/Value

[Aldarith]

Hello all,

I've had this jacket tucked away in the closet for some time. It was given to my uncle many years ago for a veterans day production by a drama a group. That's about the extent of what I know about it, and now it's time for me to pass it on.

I'd like to learn what it is and what a fair asking price is so I can go about listing it properly.

Any feedback is appreciated, as always, so thank-you for your knowledge in advance!

Attachment 924700Attachment 924701
Attachment 924702Attachment 924704
Attachment 924705Attachment 924707
Attachment 924708Attachment 924710
Attachment 924711Attachment 924712

Apologies for any blur, I haven't got a proper camera at present.

The stamp reads :
RITCHIE: FARBER & CO.
LIMITED
TORONTO - 1943

The sizing info says:
26| 5'11 & 0|26
38-39

[Walkwolf]

I believe the manufacturer is 'Ritchie; Farber & Co.'.........

[asterperious]

It is a WW II RCAF Sergeant Bomb Aimer Service Dress Jacket. The sleeve eagles indicate home service so if not an instructor then on a coastal patrol type aircraft like a B-24 used by #10 Bomber Reconnaissance Squadron give the 1943 manufacture date. It is missing the belt. It is a nice clean example but not too valuable though, expect to ask around $125-150.00 USD.

[Aldarith]

Walkwolf - thank you for that correction, I've edited the post

asterperious, thanks for the information! I've heard that there's a hat around somewhere for it, too, though I've never seen it.
Super cool to know what it is after having it around for so long :P