I never criticize anyone's sales. Caveat Emptor I say, but why the interest in this sling? I have a bunch of slings, a bunch of the same parts bags, and a printer, and I can always use some extra money. Is there something here I'm missing?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/WW2-era-US-m...item19dce4043f
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It appears to have been packaged in 2/79. I'm sure it is a WW2 sling!
I'm not so sure. The pictures aren't that great and it doesn't show the buckle/clasp.Originally Posted by cuppednlocked
Did they have that type of resealable bag back in 79 ??
There are 49 bids, so far, but only 3 different bidders and 2 of them really don't know to bid.
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Ziploc? A quick search shows the company started in the mid to early 50's.
Yikes,,,These all look the same to me?? IS there different ends on them?? Asking??
Early WWII will have flat buckle and a tighter weave.
The price for what it sold at is not normal. Very good condition WWII Flat Buckles will sell for around $50 or so
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Last edited by JohnSteve; 06-30-2014 at 12:45 AM.
Weren't some or most WW2 slings khaki in color? OD green was later IIRC.
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