Also, as I'm collecting Russian stuff, there were a lot of sunflower seeds and pistachio shells.
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Great finds in your gear
shoru- Officer Candidate
- Location : Germany
Registration date : 2011-04-03
Number of posts : 507
- Post n°26
Re: Great finds in your gear
I found a blue VDV beret in my 6b4, maybe the seller threw it in there, but I'm happy to own it.
Also, as I'm collecting Russian stuff, there were a lot of sunflower seeds and pistachio shells.
Also, as I'm collecting Russian stuff, there were a lot of sunflower seeds and pistachio shells.
Guest- Guest
- Post n°27
Re: Great finds in your gear
i recently purchased a bundeswehr parka and found these shoulder board sleeves in the top pocket so bonus
Easy Gee- Colonel
- Name : Gary
Age : 55
Location : UK
Registration date : 2010-06-12
Number of posts : 3591
- Post n°28
Re: Great finds in your gear
loski wrote:I recently bought a black deployment bag from a local surplus shop and found a pair of black lace ladies knickers in the end pocket.
Really,what size were they!!!!
Easy Gee- Colonel
- Name : Gary
Age : 55
Location : UK
Registration date : 2010-06-12
Number of posts : 3591
- Post n°29
Re: Great finds in your gear
Over the years ,train tickets, camo neck scarf, hand written coordinates, halve eaten bar of Yorkie (MoD issue not shop bought), loads of bloody used waxy ear plugs, Beret sans a badge, money , and an adjustable spanner which I was well pleased with,and tonnes of rubbish, sweet wrappers, pens lids, halve eaten pencils, a tampon!!!!!
Sadly I have never found anything of real financial value to cover the cost of the item !!
Sadly I have never found anything of real financial value to cover the cost of the item !!
Gulf91- Colonel
- Age : 52
Location : Wales
Registration date : 2011-05-13
Number of posts : 3858
- Post n°30
Re: Great finds in your gear
Bought a cheap set of 58 Patt webbing(only the webbing,no contants)-when it arrived it had SLR mags(empty),cleaning kit etc still in the pouches
alphaproduction- Junior Sergeant
- Location : Australia
Registration date : 2012-06-06
Number of posts : 119
- Post n°31
Re: Great finds in your gear
Over the year, i got ammo (7.62 rounds but since it's a USA local buy so not a big deal), tickets, supermarket receipt, supermarket bag, ICA Card (Like a bank card in swedish) Freedom eagle money card, movie stud, used ladies tempon - Twice..... This is common find.
I once found half a eaten burger inside a pouch from a UK seller......Origin of the burger is unknown...Probably a Mackey D's.
The nastiest stuff i ever found is a Used Condom on a camo shirt pocket. (from a Japanese Buy)
The most scary find is a jar (or rather a tube) labelled "BIOHAZARD" inside was some liquid off a used military container...
The most delighted found was a named and serialled DSC medal felt out from the pocket of a class A uniform wheni ot it from USPS. I returned it to the rightful owner immediately after i founded out.
I never got money out from my buy yet...
The following i does not know whether or not it suit the topic.
I once bought a 50 pack 9mm bullet case for reloading, but the seller mail me a factory made 9mm bullet.
I once bought a Sniper rifle in the US and the gun was mail deliver to me with a round chambered inside.......
I once bought a used car (caddy) and comes with a loaded .45 pistol in the glove
I once found half a eaten burger inside a pouch from a UK seller......Origin of the burger is unknown...Probably a Mackey D's.
The nastiest stuff i ever found is a Used Condom on a camo shirt pocket. (from a Japanese Buy)
The most scary find is a jar (or rather a tube) labelled "BIOHAZARD" inside was some liquid off a used military container...
The most delighted found was a named and serialled DSC medal felt out from the pocket of a class A uniform wheni ot it from USPS. I returned it to the rightful owner immediately after i founded out.
I never got money out from my buy yet...
The following i does not know whether or not it suit the topic.
I once bought a 50 pack 9mm bullet case for reloading, but the seller mail me a factory made 9mm bullet.
I once bought a Sniper rifle in the US and the gun was mail deliver to me with a round chambered inside.......
I once bought a used car (caddy) and comes with a loaded .45 pistol in the glove
loski- Captain
- Name : Graham
Age : 59
Location : West Sussex
Registration date : 2010-08-11
Number of posts : 919
- Post n°32
Re: Great finds in your gear
Hi GarryEasy Gee wrote:loski wrote:I recently bought a black deployment bag from a local surplus shop and found a pair of black lace ladies knickers in the end pocket.
Really,what size were they!!!!
If I rember correctly a size 10 lol
Easy Gee- Colonel
- Name : Gary
Age : 55
Location : UK
Registration date : 2010-06-12
Number of posts : 3591
- Post n°33
Re: Great finds in your gear
loski wrote:Hi GarryEasy Gee wrote:loski wrote:I recently bought a black deployment bag from a local surplus shop and found a pair of black lace ladies knickers in the end pocket.
Really,what size were they!!!!
If I rember correctly a size 10 lol
I just want to make my self clear here, I am a Brit, I have a warped sense of humour ( some may say asinine).
Therefore I am in no way interested in these at all...besides I am a size 12 at least
loski- Captain
- Name : Graham
Age : 59
Location : West Sussex
Registration date : 2010-08-11
Number of posts : 919
- Post n°34
Re: Great finds in your gear
I was a bit disapointed when I saw they were a size 10 as they were rather fetching but im nearer a size 14 a dammed shameEasy Gee wrote:loski wrote:Hi GarryEasy Gee wrote:loski wrote:I recently bought a black deployment bag from a local surplus shop and found a pair of black lace ladies knickers in the end pocket.
Really,what size were they!!!!
If I rember correctly a size 10 lol
I just want to make my self clear here, I am a Brit, I have a warped sense of humour ( some may say asinine).
Therefore I am in no way interested in these at all...besides I am a size 12 at least
BTW i can relate to your twisted sense of humor I have one rather like it
Easy Gee- Colonel
- Name : Gary
Age : 55
Location : UK
Registration date : 2010-06-12
Number of posts : 3591
- Post n°35
Re: Great finds in your gear
loski wrote:I was a bit disapointed when I saw they were a size 10 as they were rather fetching but im nearer a size 14 a dammed shameEasy Gee wrote:loski wrote:Hi GarryEasy Gee wrote:loski wrote:I recently bought a black deployment bag from a local surplus shop and found a pair of black lace ladies knickers in the end pocket.
Really,what size were they!!!!
If I rember correctly a size 10 lol
I just want to make my self clear here, I am a Brit, I have a warped sense of humour ( some may say asinine).
Therefore I am in no way interested in these at all...besides I am a size 12 at least
BTW i can relate to your twisted sense of humor I have one rather like it
Darn and blast it,that's not good Mate,I resent not being able to wear my collectables, so I fully fully understand your frustration,On a more serious note , if they were able to be resized and available in a splendid Daguet pattern, I would be interested in a trade with you Graham, I have a wonderful pair of genuine French bloomers WW2 vintage no less.One previous owner,and not too many miles on the clock. Well have a think about it, and let me know. I am rather keen to be rid of them to be honest
Oh ,before I forget they are indeed a size 14 !
loski- Captain
- Name : Graham
Age : 59
Location : West Sussex
Registration date : 2010-08-11
Number of posts : 919
- Post n°36
Re: Great finds in your gear
MMMM that is intresting No skids in the french bloomers
Easy Gee- Colonel
- Name : Gary
Age : 55
Location : UK
Registration date : 2010-06-12
Number of posts : 3591
- Post n°37
Re: Great finds in your gear
loski wrote:MMMM that is intresting No skids in the french bloomers
Hmmm, well maybe a few , but they are historic stains and would probably add to the overall value of them, if you wished to trade them on at a later date
loski- Captain
- Name : Graham
Age : 59
Location : West Sussex
Registration date : 2010-08-11
Number of posts : 919
- Post n°38
Re: Great finds in your gear
I think I will pass this one up as I may have a job explaining the possesion of a pair of bloomers to my wife LOL
Easy Gee- Colonel
- Name : Gary
Age : 55
Location : UK
Registration date : 2010-06-12
Number of posts : 3591
- Post n°39
Re: Great finds in your gear
loski wrote:I think I will pass this one up as I may have a job explaining the possesion of a pair of bloomers to my wife LOL
Fair enough Mate I understand, they may not be acceptable as a genuine militaria collecting, back to drawing board me thinks....Hmmm, ebay sells knickers
Easy Gee- Colonel
- Name : Gary
Age : 55
Location : UK
Registration date : 2010-06-12
Number of posts : 3591
- Post n°40
Re: Great finds in your gear
As far away from panties as one can get ...........
I found a 50 Francs coin in a pocket of a French jacket recently, the coin is dated 1951, pity it did not cover the postage,them's the breaks I guess!!!
Also found some ID tags in a DPM jacket , I got from a carboot sale last weekend, but no money.
I found a 50 Francs coin in a pocket of a French jacket recently, the coin is dated 1951, pity it did not cover the postage,them's the breaks I guess!!!
Also found some ID tags in a DPM jacket , I got from a carboot sale last weekend, but no money.
Martin- Captain
- Name : Martin
Location : Perth, Western Australia
Registration date : 2009-06-25
Number of posts : 929
- Post n°41
Re: Great finds in your gear
Just found these gold coins in a pocket of an old Polish deszczyk jacket...
loski- Captain
- Name : Graham
Age : 59
Location : West Sussex
Registration date : 2010-08-11
Number of posts : 919
- Post n°42
Re: Great finds in your gear
If they are solid gold you are on to a winner there
Martin- Captain
- Name : Martin
Location : Perth, Western Australia
Registration date : 2009-06-25
Number of posts : 929
- Post n°43
Re: Great finds in your gear
loski wrote:If they are solid gold you are on to a winner there
Wish they were....
Okruch- Corporal
- Location : Southern Poland
Registration date : 2012-09-06
Number of posts : 19
- Post n°44
Re: Great finds in your gear
Not pure gold, but also precious, these are collectible coins. My father-in-law ("I`m the law" ) would say more about them.
cammobunker- Corporal
- Location : USA
Registration date : 2011-07-29
Number of posts : 68
- Post n°45
Re: Great finds in your gear
I bought a US Woodland large assault pack this past weekend from a surplus dealer. I pulled the plastic back and padding out of the pocket and found a book of Sudoku puzzles stuffed in there.
I'm convinced 'Sudoku' is Japanese for 'annoying number puzzle'.
I'm convinced 'Sudoku' is Japanese for 'annoying number puzzle'.
parafal- Junior Sergeant
- Name : Ed.
Age : 54
Location : WA
Registration date : 2011-09-19
Number of posts : 164
- Post n°46
Re: Great finds in your gear
Found a pair of Army Combat Gloves in the pockets of one of the OCP shirts i bought recently
fez- Junior Sergeant
- Name : lee
Age : 51
Location : UK
Registration date : 2011-11-26
Number of posts : 178
- Post n°47
Re: Great finds in your gear
I bought a set of 58 patt webbing, in the poncho roll was a US Vietnam era experimental tiger stripe poncho.
I paid £5 and sold the poncho for £200. wish i had kept it :-(
I paid £5 and sold the poncho for £200. wish i had kept it :-(
mk209- Sergeant
- Location : Scotland
Registration date : 2012-05-23
Number of posts : 218
- Post n°48
Re: Great finds in your gear
So far in the past week I've found a velcro name tab and teaspoon in the pockets of a jacket.......hmmmm maybe something good will turn up one day?
Gulf91- Colonel
- Age : 52
Location : Wales
Registration date : 2011-05-13
Number of posts : 3858
- Post n°49
Re: Great finds in your gear
In the pocket of a recent USAF APECS Goretex Jacket a nice slip on rank tab,pair of manky foam earplugs and some electrical looking part-RELAY POLARIZED
jimmyduncan23- Major
- Registration date : 2011-07-29
Number of posts : 1482
- Post n°50
Re: Great finds in your gear
very interesting the things found in the uniform, I know check all the time
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