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Same thing but cheaper, bingo!What about one of these....?
VINTAGE CARRYING STRAPS & LEATHER HANDLE LONG EX-ARMY blanket transport luggage | eBay
Same thing but cheaper, bingo!What about one of these....?
VINTAGE CARRYING STRAPS & LEATHER HANDLE LONG EX-ARMY blanket transport luggage | eBay
Same thing but cheaper, bingo!
So does this one have flaps over the zips......if not, have they been effective against rain? Or do you always use the tarp?So with rain on the way & peace & quiet required ( No brats playing in nearby gardens all day & half the night) I have put up my Dutch Army tent in our garden with the DD 4x4 tarp over the top.
So does this one have flaps over the zips......if not, have they been effective against rain? Or do you always use the tarp?
Is this in any way similar to the Czech surplus blanket bag thingy, that you used to be able to get a few years ago for about a tenner? Brilliantly designed little? blanket bag, perhaps not that warm, but in the summer, I love mine (Selling for £30-£40 now...ye Gods!!!)Adrian 1967's 3 layer blanket thingy is very like my old Jaeger sleeping bag which is a mix of wool and camel, now as rare as rocking horse poo according to a forum on Jaeger products. so old that they didn't have a copy of the logo/label from the time, they got quite excited.
Thank you for that.Very similar. It is a three layer blanket bag that opens 1/3 of the way down one side and fastens with vegetable ivory buttons. The blanket fabric contains camel hair-wool mix...this one is from the very early 1900's from around the beginning of Jeager as a manufacturing company instead of being a range of products produced under licence..
Camel hair sounds itchy but in fact it's really comfortable and an amazing insulator.