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Chilean air force ERDL?
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CollectinSteve
drmatz
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My unkown items
/k/oreaboo- Corporal
- Age : 33
Location : USA
Registration date : 2015-11-08
Number of posts : 33
/k/oreaboo- Corporal
- Age : 33
Location : USA
Registration date : 2015-11-08
Number of posts : 33
/k/oreaboo- Corporal
- Age : 33
Location : USA
Registration date : 2015-11-08
Number of posts : 33
Norway? Denmark?
/k/oreaboo- Corporal
- Age : 33
Location : USA
Registration date : 2015-11-08
Number of posts : 33
Best guess is South African...
Last edited by /k/oreaboo on 09.08.16 16:41; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : spelling)
drmatz- MODERATOR
- Name : danilo matz
Age : 47
Location : USA
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First pic you're right, Chilean Air Force zona Sur, there is a different color version also Zona Norte
The tiger stripes might be thai
The tiger stripes might be thai
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CollectinSteve- ADMIN
- Location : New England, US
Registration date : 2009-03-08
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The tiger stripe appears to be commercial to me. Designer label, snaps, and the very odd plastic clips on the pockets are very unmilitary to me.
For the OD cap I don't think I've ever seen a rank? badge like that before. Not Norwegian as far as I can tell.
No idea what the camo hat might be. Not South African though.
Steve
For the OD cap I don't think I've ever seen a rank? badge like that before. Not Norwegian as far as I can tell.
No idea what the camo hat might be. Not South African though.
Steve
Wolverine- Major
- Name : Andrew
Location : Canada
Registration date : 2014-01-18
Number of posts : 1409
/k/oreaboo wrote:Norway? Denmark?
Neither a Norwegian nor a Danish pattern of cap that I have ever seen.
/k/oreaboo- Corporal
- Age : 33
Location : USA
Registration date : 2015-11-08
Number of posts : 33
Can't tell if this is Iraqi brushstroke or commercial
/k/oreaboo- Corporal
- Age : 33
Location : USA
Registration date : 2015-11-08
Number of posts : 33
Non reversible Egyptian rocks pattern shirt
/k/oreaboo- Corporal
- Age : 33
Location : USA
Registration date : 2015-11-08
Number of posts : 33
Hungarian?
CollectinSteve- ADMIN
- Location : New England, US
Registration date : 2009-03-08
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There's something about that rank badge that I recognize in the back of my head. I think it is South American of some sort. Lots of OD uniforms used by those nations. My guess is the hat is Colombian, but that is a guess.
The brushstroke jacket is likely commercial, though it's possibly they were made for an African nation or guerilla group. There's a great variety of these jackets. I've seen this specific type before.
The Egyptian shirt is legit. Officers often had tailor made uniforms, always "Rocks" side out.
The Hungarian shirt is made by FENOX and is for Hungarian civilian guards (FBÖ) providing security for military installations.
Steve
The brushstroke jacket is likely commercial, though it's possibly they were made for an African nation or guerilla group. There's a great variety of these jackets. I've seen this specific type before.
The Egyptian shirt is legit. Officers often had tailor made uniforms, always "Rocks" side out.
The Hungarian shirt is made by FENOX and is for Hungarian civilian guards (FBÖ) providing security for military installations.
Steve
ripcord- Colonel
- Location : USA
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Brushstroke is very nice but certain it is commercial.
Snaps basically confirms it. Google it..
The olive cap is not European . Probably South American
I do not recognize rank insignia, which of course is the key.
S
Snaps basically confirms it. Google it..
The olive cap is not European . Probably South American
I do not recognize rank insignia, which of course is the key.
S
CollectinSteve- ADMIN
- Location : New England, US
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ripcord wrote:Brushstroke is very nice but certain it is commercial.
Some people think these were cheap junk made for some impoverished African country or rebel group. However, I've never seen anybody able to confirm it so commercial is a safe bet until proven otherwise. I had 3 or 4 of these in different forms, one of them quite old and in a mustard color with 1950s Belgian buttons on it. I still have one kicking around and I'm not keeping that one either. Shows how much faith I have that they are anything other than commercial
Steve
Camonut314- Sergeant Major
- Location : California
Registration date : 2011-12-13
Number of posts : 409
I seem to have lost the high quality version. Equatorial Guinea.
Thibir- Sergeant
- Location : Slovakia
Registration date : 2015-05-06
Number of posts : 252
CollectinSteve wrote:
The Hungarian shirt is made by FENOX and is for Hungarian civilian guards (FBÖ) providing security for military installations.
Funny, this pattern is in every Slovak shop with work clothes. It is probably one of the most common patterns worn here among civilians.
CollectinSteve- ADMIN
- Location : New England, US
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Yeah, it's not too hard to get recently. The use of the pattern goes back a long time and consists of at least:
1. Hat
2. Airborne/Border Guard style uniform
3. Shirt
4. Coveralls
5. Winter coat
There might be other items, however that's all I am familiar with. I have one sample of each.
Steve
1. Hat
2. Airborne/Border Guard style uniform
3. Shirt
4. Coveralls
5. Winter coat
There might be other items, however that's all I am familiar with. I have one sample of each.
Steve