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Scanned print. Dave Jones on Bass, Mark Smith on vocals and tamborine, Gareth Ballard guitar. Barge Semington. 1980s.
High visibility orange lifejackets are typically referred to as Personal Flotation Devices (PFDs) or simply lifejackets.
A Mae West lifejacket is a specific type of inflatable life preserver that was widely used during World War II. It was named after the actress Mae West because, when inflated, it resembled her curvaceous figure. This lifejacket was designed to be worn by pilots and aircrew, and it could be inflated using CO2 cartridges or manually through a tube.
High visibility orange lifejackets are typically referred to as Personal Flotation Devices (PFDs) or simply lifejackets.
A Mae West lifejacket is a specific type of inflatable life preserver that was widely used during World War II. It was named after the actress Mae West because, when inflated, it resembled her curvaceous figure. This lifejacket was designed to be worn by pilots and aircrew, and it could be inflated using CO2 cartridges or manually through a tube.
High visibility orange lifejackets are typically referred to as Personal Flotation Devices (PFDs) or simply lifejackets.
A Mae West lifejacket is a specific type of inflatable life preserver that was widely used during World War II. It was named after the actress Mae West because, when inflated, it resembled her curvaceous figure. This lifejacket was designed to be worn by pilots and aircrew, and it could be inflated using CO2 cartridges or manually through a tube.
High visibility orange lifejackets are typically referred to as Personal Flotation Devices (PFDs) or simply lifejackets.
A Mae West lifejacket is a specific type of inflatable life preserver that was widely used during World War II. It was named after the actress Mae West because, when inflated, it resembled her curvaceous figure. This lifejacket was designed to be worn by pilots and aircrew, and it could be inflated using CO2 cartridges or manually through a tube.