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Hello

 

At the left a complete Captain uniform from Colonial Parachutist.
It wear an TAP 47-52 Camo Pants and Jacket

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Beautiful set !!!
And I missed the original shot above !
I have the near match to that pics jacket


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  • 1 year later...
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Bringing up and old post, here is my model 47/52 I just added to my collection. The sleeves have been tailored. 

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  • 1 year later...
sheffield steel
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On 9/10/2019 at 7:26 PM, toitoine66 said:

Well with somes pictures we could help you to indentified them I had done a little post about the differents type of TAP 47 in an other forum I could publish it there:

 

- Veste de saut 47/51
Bariolée:
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Kaki:
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- Veste de saut 47/52
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Algérie:
- Veste de saut 47/53
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- Veste de saut 47/54
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for the TAP 47/56 you have a lot of exemple in this topic already !

 

Be carfull there is a lot of Greek or African remake of this pattern the stamps, the cut and the colors are not the sames

 

A.S.

fantastic..pls contact or reply to publish any other information regarding these jackets or other similar,,regards Elvis

  • 4 weeks later...
sheffield steel
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Hi, so looking for opinions on this Jacket. Details are contained within the photos but i can add that the material is smooth medium/heavy weight cotton NOT HBT, zips are YKK brand and snaps are unmarked bearing comparison to those used on the 1950s Belgian brushstroke/moon & ball camo jackets. All appears original. I think it may be Vietnamese based on the YKK brand zips and the differing variant camo pattern from the usual French TAP jackets. The fit is big and baggy ,again like the Belgian jackets with the batwing sleeves. Elasticated cuffs ( now slack) the pale collar tab seems nylon completely washed out, NO marks or stamps inside. it has a one piece back. Hope you can help with ID and possibly a time frame or likely use (theatre of war).Thanks Elvis

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sheffield steel
Posted
15 hours ago, kammo-man said:

Not Vietnam era made for African use 

owen 

Thanks for your comment, African use.. Algeria? or later more specific conflict..i assume french made 60's era

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7 hours ago, sheffield steel said:

Thanks for your comment, African use.. Algeria? or later more specific conflict..i assume french made 60's era

1970/80 

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