WW1 British Soldiers Equipment 1917

[@JonnyWatsonGaming]

Great series mate top work

[@carlmitchley5742]

Cheers mate!

[@DESLUG_EDITS]

Thank you mate

[@seandahl8441]

I'd much prefer you describe each item while holding it rather than talking about them while they are in a pile

[@carlmitchley5742]

Duly noted, thanks for your feedback!

[@seandahl8441]

@@carlmitchley5742 cool. Thanks. Keep up the good work

[@TheCamberwell]

Great presentation, where do you get your reproduction SD jackets and trousers?

[@carlmitchley5742]

Many thanks for your comment and question. The SD jackets and trousers I use are made by Steve Kiddle at Pegasus Militaria. Unfortunately they are no longer being made.

[@TheCamberwell]

@@carlmitchley5742 thank you, any recommendations for a decent uniform for a mannequin in a Regimental museum?

[@carlmitchley5742]

@@TheCamberwell I’d highly recommend Richard Knight from Khaki on Campaign, although these are a top end price. Alternatively with a little work What Price Glory and Soldier of fortune both do an acceptable uniform.

[@behindthespotlight7983]

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[@millsbomb6166]

Where did you get you’re spicer goggles?

[@carlmitchley5742]

They were made by Khaki on Campaign. khaki-on-campaign.webs.com/

[@tobiasbourne9073]

Where were the spider goggles carried?

[@carlmitchley5742]

In it’s card envelope . Usually carried in the pocket or later carried in the PH hood bag.

[@dennet-zw4si]

wait if they carried the goggles in a envelope, how did they carry the ph hood??

[@carlmitchley5742]

The PH was carried in a cotton bag.