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Unread 10-20-2011, 05:12 PM   #1
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Interesting, as I have a matching arty. rig with that pouch on the strap, vertically as shown here. But it could have been substituted anywhere along the line. I do appreciate that $500 figure, however.
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Unread 10-20-2011, 07:59 PM   #2
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Interesting, as I have a matching arty. rig with that pouch on the strap, vertically as shown here. But it could have been substituted anywhere along the line. I do appreciate that $500 figure, however.
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The differentiating factor between a $250 pouch and a $500 pouch however is the little Crown/M on the inside of the flap (it is on rough leather and may be hard to see, but that mark makes it a Navy). The devil (dollars) is in the details.
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Unread 10-20-2011, 08:24 PM   #3
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OK, Here's where it get's complicated. The genuine Navy pouch can be worn along the shoulder strap, or, if there's more than one, stacked on the shoulder strap slanted towards the right. This is accomplished By having the side opening stitches uneven in length. The enclosed photo is of a Type 1 (shoulder strap) pouch that has been converted for belt wear by opening up the stitches at the sides and sewing up the top. You can see from the original stitch holes, how a strap entering from the side, would be angled. If the stitch lines on both sides were the same length, it would be a Portuguese pouch and worth much less. If such a pouch were to bear a C/M Naval mark, it would be an outright fake, like the one sold on Ebay a couple of weeks ago. As Ron said, the Devil's in the details. Regards, Norm
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