Para Tropical Bandoleer

[Gran Sasso]

Both original late war (1944) bandoliers - not tropical.

Value app. 600,- to 750,-U$ each IMO.

[Mike Dalton]

Hey Georgio! Nice baboleers. The reason ya can't find 'em on anybodys' site is because they are rare. I usually see the splinter pattern camo or blue ones in well used condition. I wouldn't ask less than a $1000 each on these 'cherrys'. Send home to Europe.

[ITALIANWARFRONT]

Hey Georgio! Nice baboleers. The reason ya can't find 'em on anybodys' site is because they are rare. I usually see the splinter pattern camo or blue ones in well used condition. I wouldn't ask less than a $1000 each on these 'cherrys'. Send home to Europe.

Thank you Mike

[Gran Sasso]

Here in europe those tan ones are the most common to be found. Followed by splinter. Blue ones are the rarest.

[ITALIANWARFRONT]

Here in europe those tan ones are the most common to be found. Followed by splinter. Blue ones are the rarest.

OK so you can still find this in Europe for 400 to 600 Euro?

[besslein]

OK so you can still find this in Europe for 400 to 600 Euro?

not easy i think

[Michael N]

Collector to Collector= One price
Dealer to Collector = Another price

If your one of the higher end dealers like B. Shea you would ask as Mike put it $1000. But lets be a little realistic its a $650 to $750 IMO and they are of the less rare types as Patrick said.

600 Euro is $900

[Willi Z.]

Here in europe those tan ones are the most common to be found. Followed by splinter. Blue ones are the rarest.

Exactly the same here in the US. Bandoleers are available at most large shows.

[Ostfries]

higher end of that estimate,

OK so you can still find this in Europe for 400 to 600 Euro?

Its rather the higher then the lower end of that estimate Giorgio, especially in this nice condition, they will sell for 600 euro/900$ on every European show.

[PARA INDO]

Your bandoler

Hi

If you want to sell one, I can buy this one.
Thank you
Best regards
JM

[tobi1418]

They seem to look good.
But for myself: this bandouliers were faked that often, I could not tell right from wrong.
For me it#s only original when I dug the out on a roof or attic in the dirt of 70 years. Even unissued pieces will not look that good.
STOCKO buttons were remanufactured in China.

[Gran Sasso]

Even unissued pieces will not look that good.

What are talking about? - those are 100% textbook originals.

[Willi Z.]

They seem to look good.
But for myself: this bandouliers were faked that often, I could not tell right from wrong.
For me it#s only original when I dug the out on a roof or attic in the dirt of 70 years. Even unissued pieces will not look that good.
STOCKO buttons were remanufactured in China.

Unissued items can even look better than these.

Bandoleers are not faked in a very convincing manner.