Quarantine thread, show some random stuff!

[Willi Z.]

Nice to see some really nice items are still being posted. Jiri, your collection of gravity knives is amazing!

[eubank]

Bandoleer detail....42, but stocko snaps are all perfect after all these years...

[Willi Z.]

Splinter bandos were made (that we know of) in 1941-1943.

The 1941 set has an interesting difference in the base colors; tan on the flaps, and light green on the main body.

[Aarhus192]

Splinter bandos were made (that we know of) in 1941-1943.

The 1941 set has an interesting difference in the base colors; tan on the flaps, and light green on the main body.

Nice Willi.

I also think soon I will buy splinter camo bandoliers

[John Hodgin]

Regarding a recent question about trouser colors, figured an example would be good here.

[Aarhus192]

Regarding a recent question about trouser colors, figured an example would be good here.

Very nice, John

[Robbie Farrell]

Quarantined in the Old North State

My small contribution to this amazing thread. I hope others will keep it going.

[HAF]

My small contribution to this amazing thread. I hope others will keep it going.

super nice looking display

[John Hodgin]

My small contribution to this amazing thread. I hope others will keep it going.

Always like seeing your Fj pieces Robbie, thanks for posting. That's a Dietzel produced smock for those wondering.

[Tony Peeters]

My late war Fallschirmjäger boots

These are "just" late war but I am very pleased to own this pair.
Best
T.

[SMP]

More green bandoleers

[Aarhus192]

More green bandoleers

Very nice SMP! How about the blue bandoliers? Have you some of them?

[John Hodgin]

Bandoleer detail....42, but stocko snaps are all perfect after all these years...

Beautiful condition A.

Nice bandoleers Steve and just perfect boots Tony.

Detail of two early wartime Kiefer bandoleers, one with Stocko and the other with Prym snaps.

[Albert]

My little contribution:

[eubank]

Wow, more great items and set ups...fine boots Tony!

Due to the arbitrary nature of the thread and as we all like to see the little details, i have some pictures of my marsh smock, with splinter material inside all pockets, the splinter is particularly vibrant as covered away in there ...it has metal Ri-Ri and Zipp...zips...metal Ri Ri are very unusual on such later smocks John informed me...