You beat me to it InexortableTash!InexorableTash wrote:Guess what kind of backpack the character Shane was wearing in tonight's episode of The Walking Dead?
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You beat me to it InexortableTash!InexorableTash wrote:Guess what kind of backpack the character Shane was wearing in tonight's episode of The Walking Dead?
Curious if you still have a source, with out label.So are you making a reservation list for bags with and without the tag?
Thank you MichaelTundrarider wrote:Nice work, Christian!!!![]()
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For me, the label really accents the bag and gives it some personal character. (Which is the purpose of a monogram in the first place!)
Michael
Don't you just love miracles!Hollowpond wrote:Soooooo, guess what my son bought from a yard sale this morning? FOR $1!!!!!!!!!!
Not a repro, this one is the real deal!!! I'm cleaning it up a little bit and treating the straps with conditioner right now, but more pics are coming.
Tundrarider wrote:That's a great story!Though it's a shame you no longer have the Rucksack, at least you have a great photo with it!
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Michael
All,wwtwo wrote:Gentlemen and Ladies,
I thought I would add my two cents to the KotCS rucksack thread. I bought a German Army bag at an Army/Navy store in Tampa back in the early 90s and used it carting books for school, traveling and pretty much everything. I'd long been an Indy fan and had been on a quest for Indy gear since Raiders. When Indy IV came out I thought I recognized MY bag. So! After years and years trying my best to emulate Indy's look and gear, he ends up using MY bag! The nerve!![]()
Unfortunately, I may have retired the bag long ago and after 14 years in the Marines it may be buried in the desert.
I wish I had a better picture, but if you look really closely, you just might see it! The picture was taken at the Acropolis in 1997 with my good friend, Charles. That's me on the right. BTW: kindly observe my GH Bass Boots which were the nearest I could find to Indy boots back then. They were excellent boots.
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(hopefully flickr works - it is my first go at it)
Cheers!
-W
Yes its repro. I still have the link in my ebay i believe, im i allowed to post it here?Tennessee Smith wrote:That's one great find at that price. Is it a repro?
mourazav wrote:Hey guys, I've been on here for quite some time but haven't really jumped in on anything.
I ordered one of nihil's bags a few weeks ago and was wondering how long it took for them to arrive in the States? Just out of curiosity. I'm scheduled to go on a trip and I really wanted to bring it with me. I'm just hoping it arrives in time.
- Zav
Taking this picture into Photoshop and lining up the original strap to the longer one it looks like they are about half again longer.yoshinori hatakeyama wrote:HOW ABOUT THIS?
That appears to be the Max Fuchs bag. I have the Mil-Tec and was interested in the MF bag because it appears browner. The Mil-Tec is very nicely built but is more olive color. Can you take some more pictures of your bag from all angles?morethanatimelord wrote:This is a bag i got from a seller on ebay UK for 29.99. I think the quality is great, the leather is quite thick,material is good and each bag flap has a waterproof lining on the inside.
IndyRiv wrote:I think, if I recall right, the MFH bag is the one with the "pleather" straps. I owned one of them at one time (but don't have any pics of it anymore) and wasn't impressed by it at all. The pleather is very thin and seemed as though if you strained the straps even the slightest, you'd snap a big chunk off the strap. Just not good quality - the straps that is.
Everything else, however, was just great and if one could replace all the straps with thicker leather, this would make a great CS rucksack as, indeed, you are correct Lantzn that the bag is more of a brown rather than olive like most of the other German rucksacks out there.
Michael,Tundrarider wrote:]Have you handled an original bag, Lantz? On the ones I've seen, the leather itself is actually quite white and I agree, the green seems more like a paint then a dye.
The leather I use for my labels is a natural tan, so I always paint the edges of the label a "dirty white" so the label matches the straps.
You can see the white leather edges on the straps in the pic at the top of this page.
Michael