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Hi J

 

very nice shirts you showing again!

I realy love the early cut with the pleated pockets I never have seen Beo Gam shirts in this early tiger cut :thumbsup:

 

Regards

 

Mike

 

Hi Mike

Is one off very hard find cut i ve just 2 shirt and 1 matched pants

The shirt listed in Indochina Militaria is absolutly fabulous and rare

Best Regards J

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Hi Mike

Is one off very hard find cut i ve just 2 shirt and 1 matched pants

The shirt listed in Indochina Militaria is absolutly fabulous and rare

Best Regards J

 

 

Hi J.

 

no doubt thats a very hard to find U.S. cut Beo Gam shirt!

After I spotted the shirt yesterday I thought immediately that could be something for you J. :thumbsup:

It's a A++++ shirt in any case!!

 

Cheers

 

Mike

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Thanks Mike :thumbsup:

Now some exotic tailors made heavy weigth twill

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The second in same pattern with 4 pockets Note the different tone of colors

J

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Hi ALL

Some Vietnamese Tailors made shirts

Hope you enjoy

Cheers J

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SUITE

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SUITE

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SUITE

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ONE TUXEDO

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SUITE THAI MADE

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SUITE VIET MADE SET

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SUITE PANTS

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SUITE I BELIEE LAOS OR CAMBODIA MADE

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SUITE MAYBE OKINAWA MADE

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SUITE MATCHING PANTS

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SUITE ANOTHER PANTS IN ANOTHER CUT

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SUITE ANOTHER TYPE MADE IN JAPAN

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SUITE RAIN JACKET CUT

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SUITE CHILD SET

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SUITE PANTS

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THIS ONE IS MADE WITH HBT TWILL BUT I KNOW THE COUNTRY THAT IS MADE

ALL INFORMATIONS IS WELCOME

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THIS SET IS FOR ME VIETNAMESE MADE WITH KOREAN TWILL

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SUITE PANTS NOTE RENFORCEMENTS ON SHIRT AND PANTS

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SUITE SHIRT RENFORCEMENTS

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SUITE FOR THE PANTS

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kammo-man said:
Jerome

Stunning Shirts !!!!

Where do I begin to find my favourite as they are all so different !!

owen

Hi Owen

In fact so differentS :blink:

I see you in Kammo-man star tv you wear one very DESIRABLE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Here another one that i don t show you before is made in HBT twill the pockets is not lowers removed

If you got some informations on it

I don t believe that is hunting clothing but what IS IT ???????

J

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SUITE CLOSE UP OF POCKETS

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Hi ALL

Some Vietnamese Tailors made shirts

Hope you enjoy

Cheers J

 

This one looks like the one from Patrick, maybe tailor made or special order to a specific battalion

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Hi Owen

In fact so differentS :blink:

I see you in Kammo-man star tv you wear one very DESIRABLE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Here another one that i don t show you before is made in HBT twill the pockets is not lowers removed

If you got some informations on it

I don t believe that is hunting clothing but what IS IT ???????

J

 

Great shirt, this one is cut very close to Korean War HBT shirt (but the pockets ends are not squared).

 

About Pig Bay, did they wear KAMO made Dunkhunter or not ?

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Great thread, thanks to everyone for sharing their treasures :thumbsup:

 

I have been thru it a couple of times trying to see if there are any hard and fast rules to determine BEO GAM from commercial duck hunter pattern.

 

Is there a simple list that could be put together of tell tale signs?

 

THANKS!!

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Great thread, thanks to everyone for sharing their treasures :thumbsup:

 

I have been thru it a couple of times trying to see if there are any hard and fast rules to determine BEO GAM from commercial duck hunter pattern.

 

Is there a simple list that could be put together of tell tale signs?

 

THANKS!!

 

Just remind, if the shirt and pants are cut like military uniforms, probably there were designed for military use. it s the easiest way to make the difference between Commercial camo and military stuffs made by tailors

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Hello Jerome!

very nice tailor made shirts!

I like the one at post 667 and the one at #673 most!

The shirt at #673 ( LAOS OR CAMBODIA ) looks very interesting I guess thats one where you don't stumble over very often?

Thanks a lot for the pics. and for sharing you knowledge on beo gam's!

Personally I learned a lot about the beo's!, it's a very interesting pattern!!

 

All the best!

 

Mike

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MF

Beogam is one of the more complex patterns that came out of the Vietnam war .

As it is a copy of the WW2 Amercian general issue camouflage pattern , thus sharing many if not all of its characters .

However as a result one finds many different prints , fabric weights and construction that appear endless in number .

This thread by Jerome is I believe the most through in this planet of some of the common and rare prints in the pattern.

Study it well and it will open the doors on this mis-understood and deeply complex subject

owen.

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MF

Beogam is one of the more complex patterns that came out of the Vietnam war .

As it is a copy of the WW2 Amercian general issue camouflage pattern , thus sharing many if not all of its characters .

However as a result one finds many different prints , fabric weights and construction that appear endless in number .

This thread by Jerome is I believe the most through in this planet of some of the common and rare prints in the pattern.

Study it well and it will open the doors on this mis-understood and deeply complex subject

owen.

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Hello Owen!,

 

that's what I meant it's a much more multiplex pattern than the tiger's and I'am sure it needs a long time (years & years) to study it!, especially because there is no book or any other specific reference for this camo pattern out there!

Thats a kind of pioneer work and so far I guess only Jerome took the most attention on this odd pattern for now!

That needs a lot of respect for sure!

 

All the best

 

Mike

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MF

Beogam is one of the more complex patterns that came out of the Vietnam war .

As it is a copy of the WW2 Amercian general issue camouflage pattern , thus sharing many if not all of its characters .

However as a result one finds many different prints , fabric weights and construction that appear endless in number .

This thread by Jerome is I believe the most through in this planet of some of the common and rare prints in the pattern.

Study it well and it will open the doors on this mis-understood and deeply complex subject

owen.

 

Beo Gam pattern is definitively more complex than Tiger Stripe, I think we should make a book to ease their classification. Maybe it s the way to make them more comprehensive (like what has been done by RdJ for tiger stripe for beginner collector). Jerome it s time to disclose to the world your knowledge about the "crocosaure" :D

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Beo Gam pattern is definitively more complex than Tiger Stripe, I think we should make a book to ease their classification. Maybe it s the way to make them more comprehensive (like what has been done by RdJ for tiger stripe for beginner collector). Jerome it s time to disclose to the world your knowledge about the "crocosaure" :D

 

Yes Cop!,

 

A book was already my suggestion and Jerome could do it :thumbsup:

Good idea would ne nice!!

 

Regards

 

Mike

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Jerome it s time to disclose to the world your knowledge about the "crocosaure"

 

Sure !!!! :w00t: :lol:

 

Jérôme, you definitely should work on a book project !

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Hi ALL

Thanks you very much for yours congratulations All BEOGAM LOVERS "i really appreciate yours interrest for my work"

About a Book unfortunatly i need to closed some patterns before and if i do it one days i need to edit it in English language

I need to take some lessons at Wall street institute before LOL but is sure

On the following pics you can see an early hunting (Hong Kong made) civilian BEOGAM pattern product, i believe is the original design of what i call

CIDG CLASSIC is the only piece that i see and find in my life (note YKK silver zip) but maybe is just Viet made old stock use by this label ???

Cheers J

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SUITE FRONT

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SUITE POCKETS

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SUITE ZIP

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SUITE

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