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Hello Folks
In my collection i just found another paint instruction dated 1970 which has the three colours: 1970 instructions: 1 - Olive Green 503-321, NSN 8010-21-870-7533 2 - Black 512-301, NSN 8010-21-576-1987 3 - An equal mixture of Slate and Olive Green. This would make 3 the pea green. Strange they did not specify a particular colour as it is also known to have been provided already mixed from the paint providers. 1975 instructions were: 1 -Olive Green 503-321, NSN 8010-21-870-7533 2 - Black 512-301, NSN 8010-21-576-1987 3 - Green 503-319, NSN 8010-21-576-2558 Both showed the same paint pattern. Black could be replaced by white for winter use. So i guess either is correct depending on when the vehicle was painted or repainted. Unfortunately i am unable to get any of these in flat. A sample to Home Hardware can be scanned to match but it would be gloss, but still oil based. I know it can be flattened to some extent. I will be dropping off these samples to Frank Von R. to match for the museums vehicles at some point in time. Thanks Eric
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