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Old 24-03-23, 03:12
Colin Alford Colin Alford is offline
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Originally Posted by David Dunlop View Post
Wow!

I was not even looking in that area on the valise, Colin. Seems to possibly be a one line space between WIRELESS and VALISE.

Interesting also that the entire kit is typical khaki canvas. There was a production run of tents from Manitoba Tent & Awning in 1944 in that strange orange toned canvas...for some reason.

Has the wooden pin bag and wooden mallet survived with your tent as well, Colin?

David
David,

There is a one line space between WIRELESS and VALISE.

The valise is more of khaki shade, but the tent has an orange hue (the images were taken in very different light conditions).

I don’t have poles, pegs, or the peg bag, but I do have a mallet that I obtained separately from the tent.

Colin
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