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WAR IS OVER , by Pysgod on Mar 19, 2018 16:17:08 GMT 1, What size are these ?
What size are these ?
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WAR IS OVER , by Deleted on Mar 19, 2018 16:39:19 GMT 1, They are 40cm x 40cm
They are 40cm x 40cm
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WAR IS OVER , by Coach on Mar 19, 2018 17:21:17 GMT 1, Great concept WB. Aesthetically, looks great too. Where will these be available from?
Great concept WB. Aesthetically, looks great too. Where will these be available from?
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WAR IS OVER , by Deleted on Mar 19, 2018 18:42:58 GMT 1, Hi Coach, these will be available in WB webshop as from April 1st. I'll post a link with a better pic before then
Hi Coach, these will be available in WB webshop as from April 1st. I'll post a link with a better pic before then
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WAR IS OVER , by Lroy on Apr 2, 2018 6:50:16 GMT 1, Il always like what you create and do @warboitique ! Thank you !!
Il always like what you create and do @warboitique ! Thank you !!
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WAR IS OVER , by Deleted on Apr 11, 2018 16:55:12 GMT 1, Thanks to everyone that grabbed one, all AP's now gone and down to 3 left of the main edition.
I've been asked if the chronological order of the fabric letters on the first line is correct? As far as research shows, the British Army was issued with this particular khaki uniform (letter W) prior to the commencement of WWI but soon ran out of stock (with the main chemical khaki dyestuff previously being bought from Bayer et al in Germany). This led to the issuing of older uniform stock to new recruits (hence the specific red wool fabric in letter A) but as this too was in short supply, blue postman uniforms (letter R) and other blue garments (commonly referred to as 'Kitchener Blue') were purchased as a temporary measure and issued to soldiers until the uniform supply chain was sorted out (mainly through American and Canadian suppliers). Hope that answers your questions
Thanks to everyone that grabbed one, all AP's now gone and down to 3 left of the main edition. I've been asked if the chronological order of the fabric letters on the first line is correct? As far as research shows, the British Army was issued with this particular khaki uniform (letter W) prior to the commencement of WWI but soon ran out of stock (with the main chemical khaki dyestuff previously being bought from Bayer et al in Germany). This led to the issuing of older uniform stock to new recruits (hence the specific red wool fabric in letter A) but as this too was in short supply, blue postman uniforms (letter R) and other blue garments (commonly referred to as 'Kitchener Blue') were purchased as a temporary measure and issued to soldiers until the uniform supply chain was sorted out (mainly through American and Canadian suppliers). Hope that answers your questions
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