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    New In Town tempesh's Avatar
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    my vintage swiss army backpack - salt and pepper pattern

    Hello,
    here is one image of one of my backpacks. A Swiss army backpack with the salt and pepper pattern from 1963.
    For the daily use I think this one is just perfect and the craftsmanship of this bag is just outstanding. Check my blog for
    more images and detail shots and also the comparison with the heavier version of this rucksack.



    The links are here:
    The heavier Salt and Pepper - Swiss army backpack
    The comparison between the lighter and the heavier Swiss Army backpack, 1963 and 1973 both salt and pepper pattern.
    and if you happen to have the lighter one and have not figured out to how to close it, my latest post about
    to close it - my way.

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    "A List" Customer Renault's Avatar
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    Dagnabbit! Wished I could post pics. Just scored a really nice Trager mfg "Trapper Nelson" packboard and pack!! I'm bustin' at the seems to head back to the mountains!!!


    Renault
    "on the town . . . . on the campus . . . . for leisure and pleasure, smoking a Kaywoodie Pipe is, more than ever, the badge of the modern masculine male" (Kaywoodie ad, circa 1960).

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    Mine is a Swedish 1942 pack, cost a pittance and is fantastic, leather creaks when you walk !!



    Also got this retro style canvass pack, made in India I think, this is modern but I remember my Pa having something similar when he was demobbed from the British army in the late 50's.
    Last edited by Selous; 01-19-2013 at 01:51 AM.

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    Any ideal where I can acquire one of these packs made in Indian? They look like a copy from old P-37 gear.

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