Well I dont like the shirt.
But the details on the female version have caught my eye...

Here we go, in my W&G 1942 MarkVII: Mobile phone, Loose change, Matches, Train timetable, Karabiner, Pencil case inc drawing materials, Artists sketch book, Zippo with ziplight, Waterproof notebook, Filofax & squared moleskine notebook, Close-enough leather gloves, Contact lens case, Swiss A...

I spend a lot of time on my feet so socks are all important. If you spend money on good shoes you have got to have good socks. Check out: http://www.injinji.com/tetratsok/comfort.htm Not really Indy-esque but can freak a lot of people out (so worth it for that reason alone!) :lol: Rgds, Blumburt Jr

RED DUST: Without going too far off topic and ending up in a different forum.....I think KT has pretty much nailed it for your best options in the UK. I favour the Browning over the other Indy guns, not that it will go in your holster, but thats based on my own experience. Never have figured out how...

I received a leather gunbelt from Lost Ark and I cannot praise the quality (and customer service) enough. Not cheap but well worth it. Will try to post pics when I get my camera back from its seemingly permanent loan to a friend (and if you ask nicely...) Buy with confidence gear-heads! Rgds, Blumbu...

Those leather satchel style bags look great, but I think I prefer the Belstaff bags - very 'spirit of Indy' (for when a MkVII just isn't enough...)

Can someone please tell me the dimensions of the large and regular shoulder bags?

Rgds,
Blumburt Jr

Try Kevin at Endicotts Military Surplus, Exeter. I got a decent web belt with brass buckle from him a few months ago.

Rgds,
Blumburt Jr

Swindiana,

Its got to be the jacket and I can see that being the start of a very long road.....

Rgds,
Blumburt Jr

Seems like a good topic for a first post.
It was the bag that got me here.....
Am the proud owner of 1 MkVII & 1 MkVI, all other gear will follow in time.