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here are my tiny collection of VDV berets I have gotten over the years...
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VDV berets
bond007a1- ADMIN
- Name : Steven
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bond007a1- ADMIN
- Name : Steven
Location : Kentucky, USA
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bond007a1- ADMIN
- Name : Steven
Location : Kentucky, USA
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bond007a1- ADMIN
- Name : Steven
Location : Kentucky, USA
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and a current one...
enjoy
Steven
enjoy
Steven
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Camo_fiend- MODERATOR
- Name : Ben
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Very nice berets, Steven!
I almost bought one similar to the second one you posted at the gun show two weeks ago... allegedly pulled from a dead Soviet officer in Afghanistan. But it wasn't in the best condition and they guy wanted $100 for it. Was it a bad choice to turn it down?
I almost bought one similar to the second one you posted at the gun show two weeks ago... allegedly pulled from a dead Soviet officer in Afghanistan. But it wasn't in the best condition and they guy wanted $100 for it. Was it a bad choice to turn it down?
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misanthropic_gods- MODERATOR
- Location : Illinois, USA
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Are you sure they let headless women into the VDV? 
great looking berets, I like seeing the progression there. Whats the insignia on the side of the last one?
great looking berets, I like seeing the progression there. Whats the insignia on the side of the last one?
bond007a1- ADMIN
- Name : Steven
Location : Kentucky, USA
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Camo_fiend wrote:Very nice berets, Steven!
I almost bought one similar to the second one you posted at the gun show two weeks ago... allegedly pulled from a dead Soviet officer in Afghanistan. But it wasn't in the best condition and they guy wanted $100 for it. Was it a bad choice to turn it down?
WOW...a $100...I got mine for like $10-15....each over the years...but $100 seems way too high...at least to me...if I see some cheaper, I will let you know...
I do know Soviet stuff is alot higher than it was but $100 still seems astronomical to me..Steven
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Camo_fiend- MODERATOR
- Name : Ben
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Yeah that's what I thought too...I've seen him at several shows with the same beret for the same price, so I think other collectors seem to think like you and I do. 
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zvez- Sergeant Major
- Location : georgia
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Was big into soviet afghan war stuff at one time, ca 1986 I had a finnish friend married to a soviet doctor, he came to visit and brought a huge bergen pack full of soviet camo klmk, vdv berest, and the really scarce one piece overall I later sold to Borsarello and appeared in his camo book. Back in the 80s the klmks routinely were priced $600-800 and berets about $150. My first khaki afghan war patterned uniform I bought from George Peterson about 1986 and paid $400 for it!!
Chris
Chris
zvez- Sergeant Major
- Location : georgia
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A couple afghan vdv berets:
the em beret has the elastic chin strap.
the em beret has the elastic chin strap.
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