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BT, tellme about that brown enamel water bottle with the 1927 date.
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The Adventurer's Gear Thread
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Yearh. I followed it, but no bidding from me though.
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Mojave Jack said:
Swiss, eBay, peanuts.
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cookie said:
***Maybe- sometime soon but not today...
***Thanks- I would have love to have been in pitchers.
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Hmm, I see. It looks like they switched to black by WWII. I'll have to keep my eye out for the brown ones. They look like they hold about a pint or a pint and a half?BellyTank said:
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Wow BellyTank, thats impressive. Thank you.
This picture was taken on El-Karama ranch in the Kenyan highlands near Nanuki. When we started out on a morning walking safari you had to dress warm as it could get quite cold at 6,000 feet. The polar fleece shooting vest may not be vintage but it did the trick. By the time this pic was taken the sleeves were rolled up and the silk bandana off, but I was still comfortable. Our regular guide decided to stay in his banda, he was terrified of going out without the protection of a vehicle. Before we left he told me all I needed now was a rifle. Ah yes, a Holland and Holland double in .416 Rigby. The .458 Winchester Mag in our guides hands is impressive to be sure... but does it shoot and if so how proficient is he.?
This picture was taken on El-Karama ranch in the Kenyan highlands near Nanuki. When we started out on a morning walking safari you had to dress warm as it could get quite cold at 6,000 feet. The polar fleece shooting vest may not be vintage but it did the trick. By the time this pic was taken the sleeves were rolled up and the silk bandana off, but I was still comfortable. Our regular guide decided to stay in his banda, he was terrified of going out without the protection of a vehicle. Before we left he told me all I needed now was a rifle. Ah yes, a Holland and Holland double in .416 Rigby. The .458 Winchester Mag in our guides hands is impressive to be sure... but does it shoot and if so how proficient is he.?
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Here's a few of my favorites..No name on this one.English or German...Leatherman got his idea from.....BellyTank said:
The three blade is a New York Knife co.Hammer Brand. The Buffalo horn handle has a couple of worm holes to give it character.Sorry for the poor pictures.
This ones from Austria
Took the pictures on an old TV cabinet
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Linen suit
Cookie,
Old-Town in Norfolk do a linen suit that is quite similar to BT's excellent example. You would need the Borough or Marshalsea jacket with the High Rise trousers and waistcoat in Mushroom shade Irish (that's Ulster...) linen.
Alan
cookie said:
Cookie,
Old-Town in Norfolk do a linen suit that is quite similar to BT's excellent example. You would need the Borough or Marshalsea jacket with the High Rise trousers and waistcoat in Mushroom shade Irish (that's Ulster...) linen.
Alan
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As promised- more Alpine Gear/Anoraks, etc...
Here's a little more- some of the gear has been previously posted but there is some new stuff-
new assemblages. Some alternative choices and combinations for Hiking and Climbing in Vintage Style,
in colder climes...
I don't think I need to show a length of rope...
My "Star" Anorak has gone missing for the moment but when I find it, I will update this post.
Swedish Army , woollen undershirt, Swiss Army Sweater and suitable woollen Swiss Army Trousers.
Sturdy boots and canvas (Styrian style) Gaiters, Carved Walking Stick, in a traditional folk design,
complete with Wolf's Head handle- from the Carpathian Mountains, a Bergen Rucksack and an assortment
of suitable headwear...
German, Gebirgsjæger(Mountain Troop) Windjacke(Windjacket).
Swedish Anorak/Smock, 1930s Swedish civilian Goatskin jacket, in a sporty, Adventuring style
and another style of boot.
Tan, high-waisted trousers, braces, white roll neck sweater, Shoulder bag and the '30s Swedish, goatskin jacket again.
Ski Goggles, clear celluloid Wind Goggles and a Whistle(bone) and Lanyard.
The Swedish Anorak is a type readily available as Surplus and can be had in white, tan and green.
I have several. See previous postings of Alpine gear for a British Army Smock/Anorak, which I have not included here.
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Here's a little more- some of the gear has been previously posted but there is some new stuff-
new assemblages. Some alternative choices and combinations for Hiking and Climbing in Vintage Style,
in colder climes...
I don't think I need to show a length of rope...
My "Star" Anorak has gone missing for the moment but when I find it, I will update this post.
Swedish Army , woollen undershirt, Swiss Army Sweater and suitable woollen Swiss Army Trousers.
Sturdy boots and canvas (Styrian style) Gaiters, Carved Walking Stick, in a traditional folk design,
complete with Wolf's Head handle- from the Carpathian Mountains, a Bergen Rucksack and an assortment
of suitable headwear...
German, Gebirgsjæger(Mountain Troop) Windjacke(Windjacket).
Swedish Anorak/Smock, 1930s Swedish civilian Goatskin jacket, in a sporty, Adventuring style
and another style of boot.
Tan, high-waisted trousers, braces, white roll neck sweater, Shoulder bag and the '30s Swedish, goatskin jacket again.
Ski Goggles, clear celluloid Wind Goggles and a Whistle(bone) and Lanyard.
The Swedish Anorak is a type readily available as Surplus and can be had in white, tan and green.
I have several. See previous postings of Alpine gear for a British Army Smock/Anorak, which I have not included here.
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Speedster
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BT you continue to amaze. This is very impressive:eusa_clap
cookie
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The Walking Stick
That fancy stick is a corker where did you gedditt?
That fancy stick is a corker where did you gedditt?
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Hermann Meyer Cap-
Here is my "Hermann Meyer Cap"(a WW2 German Luftwaffe style of Tropical cap). The style goes back much further than WW2- back to the Kolonien...
I have thoroughly aged it.
It has been washed and had colour removed from wear points and the top of the crown.
The only pre-ageing picture I have of it is back in post #155.
It has also been shaped into a style more to my liking.
The original(black)leather chinstrap has been removed and I have tried a brown one from a WW2 British cap but I may make a new one from some suitable leather I have. It will get a home made leather sweatband/crown stiffener.
A work in progress.
Maybe this goes some way to showing what an... enthusiast I am.
A great piece of Desert Adventuring headwear, nonetheless-
The neck flap is a very useful addition- against the bleaching, Desert sun.
Now I just need an Imperial German cockade for it...
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Here is my "Hermann Meyer Cap"(a WW2 German Luftwaffe style of Tropical cap). The style goes back much further than WW2- back to the Kolonien...
I have thoroughly aged it.
It has been washed and had colour removed from wear points and the top of the crown.
The only pre-ageing picture I have of it is back in post #155.
It has also been shaped into a style more to my liking.
The original(black)leather chinstrap has been removed and I have tried a brown one from a WW2 British cap but I may make a new one from some suitable leather I have. It will get a home made leather sweatband/crown stiffener.
A work in progress.
Maybe this goes some way to showing what an... enthusiast I am.
A great piece of Desert Adventuring headwear, nonetheless-
The neck flap is a very useful addition- against the bleaching, Desert sun.
Now I just need an Imperial German cockade for it...
B
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Nick Charles
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more great stuff. Is that shoulder bag from Digger?
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Here is...
...My J. Peterman Victoria Falls jacket and Bill's khakis in the wilds of Old Town Scottsdale, Arizona.
It is a little bit of khaki tuxedo, but I think it looks good.
...My J. Peterman Victoria Falls jacket and Bill's khakis in the wilds of Old Town Scottsdale, Arizona.
It is a little bit of khaki tuxedo, but I think it looks good.
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Nick Charles said:
LO in AU.
Actually.
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Hemingway Jones said:...My J. Peterman Victoria Falls jacket and Bill's khakis in the wilds of Old Town Scottsdale, Arizona.
It is a little bit of khaki tuxedo, but I think it looks good.
Very smart indeed Mr. Jones.
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Apart from looking pretty smooth a la BT are you going to really hurt a guy by telling me you spent the rest of the day going over FLW's Taliesin West studio museum?
Hemingway Jones said:...My J. Peterman Victoria Falls jacket and Bill's khakis in the wilds of Old Town Scottsdale, Arizona.
It is a little bit of khaki tuxedo, but I think it looks good.
Apart from looking pretty smooth a la BT are you going to really hurt a guy by telling me you spent the rest of the day going over FLW's Taliesin West studio museum?
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Nope, I missed that one, but I ate some ice cream at The Sugar Bowl.cookie said:
I need to meet up with BT sometime soon. I need to get to the UK.
Nick Charles
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Thanks BT that was my mistake Lawrence is what I was thinking of. Do you ever wear these ensambles out?? Any pics of them in action?
Nick Charles
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Great Look Hem, But wheres your hat?
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