Jansha Tanning Co. Handmade Vintage Leather Jacket -Tan (Likely 1940s–1960s Era)

Step into true Americana history with this exceptionally rare Jansha Tanning Co. leather jacket—handcrafted in Marysville, Washington, by one of the most respected small-batch leather makers of the mid-20th century. Jansha operated from the 1930s through the 1970s before transitioning into Qui Ceda Leather, a company that still exists today. This piece is crafted from thick, beautifully aged leather with the unmistakable character and patina only decades of careful use can create. A true collector’s piece with authentic workwear heritage. • Brand: Jansha Tanning Co. (Marysville, Washington) • Era: Estimated 1940s–1960s (based on label + construction) • Material: Genuine heavy-weight leather; satin lining • Color: Natural tan / wheat • Features: Zip-front, welt pockets, point collar, handmade leather loop above label • Size: No size tag (see measurements for accuracy) •This jacket is in excellent structural condition for its age with expected signs of vintage wear: • Lining shows discoloration and a faint mark (see photos) • Small seam wear at lining near neckline • Minor surface marks / patina throughout — consistent with authentic aging • Zipper functions smoothly; pockets clean with no holes No rips, tears, or structural damage to the leather. A rare survivor piece—authentic, wearable, and collectible. Perfect for lovers of heritage leather. Trusted 5-Star Posh Ambassador Fast shipping on all orders Bundle & save with special discounts Curated quality you can trust