Militaria: Air Force, Marines, Navy, Army, etc, etc, etc….
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I’ve had great luck with getting great deals of truly top notch clothing by buying vintage Militaria…
Best scores:
Vintage green long staple cotton sateen selvedge shirt
Vintage green long staple cotton sateen pants
Vintage (40’s-50’s?) Navy pea coat lined with silk
Waterproof Swiss army backpack with rubber coated nylon and super thick leather bottom and strapsThis quality clothing is what many of these companies we like so much base their clothing off of and its dirt cheap if you know where/what to get… so thought I’d make this thread so we could discuss our finds and teach/learn about the truly great Militaria that’s out there.
Thanks and enjoy
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Yeah what's up with that?! USMC is a subset of the USN anyway.
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Great idea for a thread. It's too bad you didn't mention the USN in your thread title!
He didn't want to get a bunch of
semenseamen all over it… -
Best backpack I’ve ever owned… Swiss military pack! It’s super heavy-duty yet it’s pretty compact.
Found hear for a quite reasonable price: http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Swiss-Army-Mountain-Backpack-Military-Surplus-SL-2157-/390717884244
(Pic from link)BTW: Nice jacket jdl1279!
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I have a WWII-era USN peacoat as well. It's 70 years old and looks like I bought it yesterday. Good stuff.
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I have a WWII-era USN peacoat as well. It's 70 years old and looks like I bought it yesterday. Good stuff.
any pics? I have a strange fetish for old clothes.
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I have a WWII-era USN peacoat as well. It's 70 years old and looks like I bought it yesterday. Good stuff.
any pics? I have a strange fetish for old clothes.
Not the best picture but here you go:
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Yeah. That's not faring as well but it's still there.
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Thanks! It's hard to imagine that I'm wearing the same coat that a US Navy sailor wore in WWII. His name is still stenciled in the liner.