Yakka NZ has also made clothing for the NZ Army. This jacket may well be aimed at the hunting/ civilian market. I'll send the company an email and see if they have any information on it. Hopefully might get a response.
Yakka NZ has also made clothing for the NZ Army. This jacket may well be aimed at the hunting/ civilian market. I'll send the company an email and see if they have any information on it. Hopefully might get a response.
could be surplus with there tag put on it . i seen very similar camo jackets at the disposal stores. with sold as french army jackets.
I'm still in the thought of being trials but...?, I once owned a pair of Auscam trousers as a kid back in (69 patt) '84 bought from Mitchell's in the day (pair stolen from me!) Have a pair of woodlands trousers I still have somewhere from the same period! haven't dragged them out for big years so hopefully there are tags on em? Ill look for them on the weekend, for now I'm not in the mood for an avalanche.
this would be interesting Anderson to see if they can give a answer.
Couldn't find the buggers! sorry.by reneblacky
I'm still in the thought of being trials but...?, I once owned a pair of Auscam trousers as a kid back in (69 patt) '84 bought from Mitchell's in the day (pair stolen from me!) Have a pair of woodlands trousers I still have somewhere from the same period! haven't dragged them out for big years so hopefully there are tags on em? Ill look for them on the weekend, for now I'm not in the mood for an avalanche.
Looks like an old camo style hunting jacket .
Seen similar worn by Deer Hunters & Duck Shooters.
Ive very much doubt it has any military significance at all.
In fact I would say none .
These days you can buy any type of camo you can think of , very specialised and high tech for specific species/area hunting.
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