Jim, thanks for posting the mismatched gear here. It is a great selection. It should give the Khaki Nazis nightmares when ever they dare to look at this thread.
Mismatched colors of webbing
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Posted 22 June 2009 - 05:09 PM
Jim, thanks for posting the mismatched gear here. It is a great selection. It should give the Khaki Nazis nightmares when ever they dare to look at this thread.
Much obliged, Craig :thumbsup: I remember reading this thread some time ago, and really getting a kick out of it...thanks for the reminder! Like I said, I have a bunch more of this stuff- just gotta get the pics prepared and up on the computer. Until then, keep making a stand against the Khakishirts
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Posted 21 October 2009 - 10:04 AM
Hi fellow members who joined in on the post, I just spotted that this thread I started back in Jan 2007 had come back to the top again. 
So I just wanted to say thanks for showing all your two or even three tone kit, nice to see it all. :thumbsup:
Cheers ( Lewis )
So I just wanted to say thanks for showing all your two or even three tone kit, nice to see it all. :thumbsup:
Cheers ( Lewis )
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Posted 22 October 2009 - 05:38 PM
Just got some more pics to "transition" onto this thread...
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Support our troops...abandoning the War on Terror is not an affordable luxury.
I'm so old, I still call W.W.II U.S. militaria "war surplus".
Support our troops...abandoning the War on Terror is not an affordable luxury.
I'm so old, I still call W.W.II U.S. militaria "war surplus".
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Posted 22 October 2009 - 05:39 PM
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Support our troops...abandoning the War on Terror is not an affordable luxury.
I'm so old, I still call W.W.II U.S. militaria "war surplus".
Support our troops...abandoning the War on Terror is not an affordable luxury.
I'm so old, I still call W.W.II U.S. militaria "war surplus".
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Posted 22 October 2009 - 05:40 PM
God's blessings- Jim Robertson
Support our troops...abandoning the War on Terror is not an affordable luxury.
I'm so old, I still call W.W.II U.S. militaria "war surplus".
Support our troops...abandoning the War on Terror is not an affordable luxury.
I'm so old, I still call W.W.II U.S. militaria "war surplus".
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Posted 22 October 2009 - 05:41 PM
God's blessings- Jim Robertson
Support our troops...abandoning the War on Terror is not an affordable luxury.
I'm so old, I still call W.W.II U.S. militaria "war surplus".
Support our troops...abandoning the War on Terror is not an affordable luxury.
I'm so old, I still call W.W.II U.S. militaria "war surplus".
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Posted 22 October 2009 - 05:44 PM
God's blessings- Jim Robertson
Support our troops...abandoning the War on Terror is not an affordable luxury.
I'm so old, I still call W.W.II U.S. militaria "war surplus".
Support our troops...abandoning the War on Terror is not an affordable luxury.
I'm so old, I still call W.W.II U.S. militaria "war surplus".
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Posted 22 October 2009 - 05:44 PM
The top:
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God's blessings- Jim Robertson
Support our troops...abandoning the War on Terror is not an affordable luxury.
I'm so old, I still call W.W.II U.S. militaria "war surplus".
Support our troops...abandoning the War on Terror is not an affordable luxury.
I'm so old, I still call W.W.II U.S. militaria "war surplus".
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Posted 22 October 2009 - 05:45 PM
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Edited by 'Flage Guy, 22 October 2009 - 05:46 PM.
God's blessings- Jim Robertson
Support our troops...abandoning the War on Terror is not an affordable luxury.
I'm so old, I still call W.W.II U.S. militaria "war surplus".
Support our troops...abandoning the War on Terror is not an affordable luxury.
I'm so old, I still call W.W.II U.S. militaria "war surplus".
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Posted 22 October 2009 - 05:47 PM
Showing the outside of the top canopy:
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Edited by 'Flage Guy, 22 October 2009 - 05:48 PM.
God's blessings- Jim Robertson
Support our troops...abandoning the War on Terror is not an affordable luxury.
I'm so old, I still call W.W.II U.S. militaria "war surplus".
Support our troops...abandoning the War on Terror is not an affordable luxury.
I'm so old, I still call W.W.II U.S. militaria "war surplus".
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Posted 22 October 2009 - 09:57 PM
Jim, nice additions, thanks!
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Posted 17 March 2010 - 01:27 PM
Dang :pinch: I keep finding stuff I forgot about...this is a Power Source Pack for a Metal Detector, I believe...
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Support our troops...abandoning the War on Terror is not an affordable luxury.
I'm so old, I still call W.W.II U.S. militaria "war surplus".
Support our troops...abandoning the War on Terror is not an affordable luxury.
I'm so old, I still call W.W.II U.S. militaria "war surplus".
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Posted 17 March 2010 - 02:01 PM
Dang :pinch: I keep finding stuff I forgot about...this is a Power Source Pack for a Metal Detector, I believe...
Hi Jim, crikey I had forgotton all about this topic I started back in 2007 I think, so you keep finding stuff to add here, well done. :thumbsup:
Cheers Lewis
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Posted 17 March 2010 - 04:50 PM
Ken:
Much obliged, friend :thumbsup: That was the first "transitional" piece I ever saw- picked it up in a giant surplus store in Galveston, Tx., way back before I became informed as to why such differing colors were used on a single item. It is actually the craziest "mismatch" of the whole pile; should take a few close-up shots of it.
I'm really surprised there haven't been more photo contributions to this thread...
Much obliged, friend :thumbsup: That was the first "transitional" piece I ever saw- picked it up in a giant surplus store in Galveston, Tx., way back before I became informed as to why such differing colors were used on a single item. It is actually the craziest "mismatch" of the whole pile; should take a few close-up shots of it.
I'm really surprised there haven't been more photo contributions to this thread...
God's blessings- Jim Robertson
Support our troops...abandoning the War on Terror is not an affordable luxury.
I'm so old, I still call W.W.II U.S. militaria "war surplus".
Support our troops...abandoning the War on Terror is not an affordable luxury.
I'm so old, I still call W.W.II U.S. militaria "war surplus".
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Ken:
Much obliged, friend :thumbsup: That was the first "transitional" piece I ever saw- picked it up in a giant surplus store in Galveston, Tx., way back before I became informed as to why such differing colors were used on a single item. It is actually the craziest "mismatch" of the whole pile; should take a few close-up shots of it.
I'm really surprised there haven't been more photo contributions to this thread...
I know what store you are talking about... it may have been wiped out by Ike in 08.
Sam
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Posted 18 March 2010 - 11:58 AM
I know what store you are talking about... it may have been wiped out by Ike in 08.
Sam
Strand Surplus Senter, owned and operated by my old friend Meyer Reiswerg, a.k.a. Col. Bubbie.
Wow- I wonder how he fared from that...he had 3 warehouses of stuff... :think:
UPDATE: I just did a quick search, and learned that Meyer passed away last May :crying: The store is still going, though.
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God's blessings- Jim Robertson
Support our troops...abandoning the War on Terror is not an affordable luxury.
I'm so old, I still call W.W.II U.S. militaria "war surplus".
Support our troops...abandoning the War on Terror is not an affordable luxury.
I'm so old, I still call W.W.II U.S. militaria "war surplus".
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Posted 18 March 2010 - 12:09 PM
Strand Surplus Senter, owned and operated by my old friend Meyer Reiswerg, a.k.a. Col. Bubbie.
Wow- I wonder how he fared from that...he had 3 warehouses of stuff... :think:
UPDATE: I just did a quick search, and learned that Meyer passed away last May :crying: The store is still going, though.
Col. Bubbie???? Don't they have an online store?
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Posted 18 March 2010 - 04:43 PM
Col. Bubbie???? Don't they have an online store?
Sam
Yes, they do!
God's blessings- Jim Robertson
Support our troops...abandoning the War on Terror is not an affordable luxury.
I'm so old, I still call W.W.II U.S. militaria "war surplus".
Support our troops...abandoning the War on Terror is not an affordable luxury.
I'm so old, I still call W.W.II U.S. militaria "war surplus".
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Posted 29 August 2010 - 05:08 PM
Great thread! I always pick up the mismatched colors of webbing when I run across them. They are just so different from the average color of webbing and has an almost natural camo look.
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