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OK, I picked this shirt up a while ago. I know its commercial, however, it does have a RN number which Ive heard advisor era shirts had. I want to know if this is the real deal or simply a commercial only piece.

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This is more 1970s than 1960s

 

owen

 

Ah okay. Thats what I wanted to know. But what about the RN number? does that have any significance?

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All clothing manufactured in the US by law has to have a RN # .

You might be able to go to the records and see when it was issued .

A company has the same rn # for its life .

owen

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All clothing manufactured in the US by law has to have a RN # .

You might be able to go to the records and see when it was issued .

A company has the same rn # for its life .

owen

 

I couldn't find anything about the company or the RN number, but i did notice it was made in China. So, Im doubting its the real deal. Oh well. Thanks Owen

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Please do not forget just because a company manufactures in China does not mean it is not a US held company .

Labour is cheap in China .

Labour is expensive in the States .

If large units are being made it works out , even with import duties .

owen

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adamoi1984
Please do not forget just because a company manufactures in China does not mean it is not a US held company .

Labour is cheap in China .

Labour is expensive in the States .

If large units are being made it works out , even with import duties .

owen

 

But I dont think the period would have been right for it to have been made in China. Unless it was made in Taiwan.

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All I was saying was that for it to be an advisor piece, I don't think that I would have been made in China. Not in the early to mid 60's that is. I could be wrong.

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All I was saying was that for it to be an advisor piece, I don't think that I would have been made in China. Not in the early to mid 60's that is. I could be wrong.

 

Your set was made during the 70s or even 80s, since they are MADE IN CHINA, no doubt they were not made during the VN era. Also remember that not every Duck Hunter pattern were used in Vietnam, and their use was less common after 66-67 with more tiger and ERDL in the market.

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Beogam 1st pattern print .

This print is bigger than all other patterns .

Also a nice Japanese made wide brim cowboy hat .

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and here is the trousers .

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this is them

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how about this

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Beogam 1st pattern print .

This print is bigger than all other patterns .

Also a nice Japanese made wide brim cowboy hat .

 

Hi Owen

Very nice display :w00t:

Owen just one question about your bush hat are you sure that is Japan made ????

Cheers Jerome

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These were made in Okinawa.

I have seen this hat with a made in Japan tag .

 

What do you think ?

Vietnam .?

 

With the style J these are very early for sure .

 

 

owen

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These were made in Okinawa.

I have seen this hat with a made in Japan tag .

 

What do you think ?

Vietnam .?

 

With the style J these are very early for sure .

 

 

owen

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These were made in Okinawa.

I have seen this hat with a made in Japan tag .

 

What do you think ?

Vietnam .?

 

With the style J these are very early for sure .

owen

 

Hi Owen

Could you post some details pics please i dont won t do an error

For sure the style is early :thumbsup:

Im glade that you see someone with Japan tag

Cheers Jerome

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pwmiraldi67

AMEN!!

Did any one notice the super cool lace in zippers on the Americans jungle boots?? SWEET!!!!

love the hats too!!!!

never get tired of Beo gam photos ever!!!!

 

p

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