The fool looks at two photographs in which the elastics on one jacket are clearly further apart than on the other one and he declares the jackets to be the same based on his biased self-serving opinion. Even worse, based up what he pathetically calls "research" he concludes that these jackets are the only two in the entire world that are the same. And then he wants to be taken seriously.
But at least you've ran away from your previous bogus claim that Oswald was wearing CE 162 to the TSBD on Friday morning. Of course he didn't. He was wearning CE 162 to Irving on Thrusday afternoon and left the next morning with CE 163.
I've got you really rattled as you are resorting to making the most absurd claims and making up things I never even remotely said? Your World is falling down all around you and it's Hilarious.

in which the elastics on one jacket are clearly further apart than on the other one
Well Weidmann, let's put that to the test, on the jacket on the left we can easily see the elastic and the subsequent gathering of the material above and on the jacket on the right we can clearly see the gathered fabric above and therefore we can determine where the elastic would be.
The end of the sleave is a relative constant size, which I've called "W" and in both images the distance between the elastic sections is Wx2.
Thanks for making this proof even stronger and your demise even sweeter.

JohnM