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11-02-2011 05:13 AM
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Re: Is this a real Zeltbahn
Too me it's repro B patt oakleaf, buttons not correct, material weave too course and the grommets look wrong, I'm going in comparison to my A type.
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Re: Is this a real Zeltbahn
so then for free is fine but for cash no good at all
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Re: Is this a real Zeltbahn
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Swingcat
so then for free is fine but for cash no good at all
Depends a repro SS you can play with and not worry about it, if you can get it cheap then great
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Re: Is this a real Zeltbahn
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reneblacky
Depends a repro SS you can play with and not worry about it, if you can get it cheap then great
thanks
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Re: Is this a real Zeltbahn
For me, the biggest red flag are the shiny grommets. They should be either a natural type of alloy or else zink, but these look to be new anodized steel. Don't know exactly which one of the many German camo designs this is trying to be, Planetree 1-6, Oakleaf A,B or what, but it doesn't really appear to be any of them. Spearhead Militaria sells these for $89.98 US apiece, so, actually, free is not a bad thing...Hey, they may even be Usable. William
William
"Much that once was, is lost. For none now live who remember it."
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Re: Is this a real Zeltbahn
Lol - I'd take as many as the fellow was willing to give. I'd even offer
to buy him a few brand new tarps in trade - say, two
zelts for one new tarp.........!
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Re: Is this a real Zeltbahn
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Wagriff
For me, the biggest red flag are the shiny grommets. They should be either a natural type of alloy or else zink, but these look to be new anodized steel. Don't know exactly which one of the many German camo designs this is trying to be, Planetree 1-6, Oakleaf A,B or what, but it doesn't really appear to be any of them. Spearhead Militaria sells these for $89.98 US apiece, so, actually, free is not a bad thing...Hey, they may even be Usable. William
No it's actually not a bad representation B type oakleaf pattern
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Re: Is this a real Zeltbahn
One good use for them might be to offer them for sale to the Re-enactor groups. They would certainly be more than interested in them, I would imagine. William
William
"Much that once was, is lost. For none now live who remember it."
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