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    Default Post your British Made Fieldgear!

    Hi guys!

    These arrived in the mail today. I have always had a bit of a British made gear fetish, so please post yours here so we can get a nice thread going.

    The canteen cover is marked to HQ Co., 168th Infantry. This unit was part of the 34th "Red Bull" Infantry Division. No, they did not enter every engagement after consuming energy drinks en masse, but they did see some very nasty combat in North Africa and Italy.

    The musette bag is also marked, to a Sgt. Berry, but I can't make out the unit marking underneath.

    So let's see yours!
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    Nobody?

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    I'm just going to post away in my own little world then. lol

    Here's a pair of British made underwear, M1923 cartridge belt, and 1945 canteen cover.
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    Nice to see these Mo.

    Back in the 80's I had quite a bit of this stuff. Long gone now.

    Oddly British collectors "turned their noses up" at Brit made gear back then. They only wanted pure US made kit. Now I think people are more educated and can appreciate it.

    Cheers, Ade.
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    That's what I've heard about British made stuff. Nobody wanted it back in the 80's, and it was considered to be of inferior quality. I have always loved British made gear so I'm attempting to get a complete set together. Hopefully my first purchase of 2015 will be a haversack.

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    Here are some items i picked up last weekend on the fea market
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    Very nice! Is that an enameled canteen or just a regular one painted black?

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    I'm a fan of the Brit made stuff...If I ever get a chance i'll post up a few bits.

    Are you aware of the new book out about British made US gear?

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    Its just a painted black bottle

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    Here's a few of mine, I love this BM stuff
    I'd kill for a water bottle carrier

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