Tan FJ bandoleer in Normandy ??

[falls1944]

Hi,

Here my last FJ find , a tan bando . Just a question : do you know if the tan bandos were used in Normandy ????????
Sure for blue and camo, but tan ?????

Thanks, David

[Willi Z.]

Nice bando David! Sure, they were used in Normnady. They are olive-tan and are late war issue, not tropical.

[Larry F.]

Very nice David.

Since Willi already answered your question, no need for me to comment.

[SMP]

Nice bandoleer !

Was there only one maker of this colour ?

[Maus]

No Steve, there were more maker of tan bandos or did you mean this exact colour?
This one is the most common.

[SMP]

No Steve, there were more maker of tan bandos or did you mean this exact colour?
This one is the most common.

Hi, I meant this exact colour.
I know there is another type of tan bandoleer - the one that often has lots of "odd" materials used to make it. That has a different RBNr.

Regards,
Steve

[Yannis]

I have it's twin, as I'm sure others do, and it is of the same maker

[Maus]

You are right Steve .The only differences that i noticed on this maker were the snaps. Big ones,small ones,pebbled ones..
I know of no other maker of this exact colour.

Hi, I meant this exact colour.
I know there is another type of tan bandoleer - the one that often has lots of "odd" materials used to make it. That has a different RBNr.

Regards,
Steve

[Willi Z.]

Yes, this style is the most common. Have seen more of this exact style and maker than all others; blue, splinter, etc. Then there is the one with scraps as others have said. And, then there is another.....

[Maus]

Lets see it.

Yes, this style is the most common. Have seen more of this exact style and maker than all others; blue, splinter, etc. Then there is the one with scraps as others have said. And, then there is another.....

[SMP]

.......Lets see it.

Me too !

[Larry F.]

Me too !

Me Three.