BellyTank
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Gijoe, it seems we have similar tastes in outdoor clothing!
You might want to add this post of yours to "The Adventurer's Gear Thread":
http://thefedoralounge.com/showthread.php?p=807273#post807273
Is the "Austrian style" Bergmutze from eBay(I've seen the ones from a WW2 uniform seller on eBay), or from a German/Austrian supplier?
I bought a nice black one from a traditional German hat supplier but the ear flaps don't come all the way down- it's just the way it's made.
You look a little bit Gebirgsjäger but not too much. Are you OK with that?
I'm a little more Tiroler Kaiserjäger, I guess.
Do you know where I can get a cap like yours(if it's not von eBay),
or more to the point, where I can get the WW1 Austro-Hungarian Kaiserjäger style Feldkappe/mutze???
I had a look at your Picasa Web gallery- is that a Swedish Anorak and rucksack? Reed green HBT Panzer trousers?
If you like vintage for the outdoors, you might like to visit this web site and have a look at the photos:
http://www.historicalhillwalkers.com/
...and keep an eye on "The Adventurer's Gear Thread"
Well done!
B
T
You might want to add this post of yours to "The Adventurer's Gear Thread":
http://thefedoralounge.com/showthread.php?p=807273#post807273
Is the "Austrian style" Bergmutze from eBay(I've seen the ones from a WW2 uniform seller on eBay), or from a German/Austrian supplier?
I bought a nice black one from a traditional German hat supplier but the ear flaps don't come all the way down- it's just the way it's made.
You look a little bit Gebirgsjäger but not too much. Are you OK with that?
I'm a little more Tiroler Kaiserjäger, I guess.
Do you know where I can get a cap like yours(if it's not von eBay),
or more to the point, where I can get the WW1 Austro-Hungarian Kaiserjäger style Feldkappe/mutze???
I had a look at your Picasa Web gallery- is that a Swedish Anorak and rucksack? Reed green HBT Panzer trousers?
If you like vintage for the outdoors, you might like to visit this web site and have a look at the photos:
http://www.historicalhillwalkers.com/
...and keep an eye on "The Adventurer's Gear Thread"
Well done!
B
T