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    Cold War Norwegian Ski Pants? Help identifying these trousers

    Hey everyone,

    New to the forum, long time re-enactor; 1st Virginia Regiment, St. Mary's City militia and many more.

    I was wondering if I could get a little help identifying these pants. My uncle, Al Saguto, said they might be Cold War Norwegianicon Ski Pants but wasn't sure. I bumped into a guy at a store one day and was only able to get a few quick snaps but no more information. Any info on them; period, regiment, etc, would be greatly appreciated.

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    There should be a production tag inside that would help. I think they're Germanicon as I had a set of the normal wool combat pants that were similar.
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    Quote Originally Posted by browningautorifleicon View Post
    There should be a production tag inside that would help. I think they're Germanicon as I had a set of the normal wool combat pants that were similar.
    Sadly I wasn't able to get a view of the tag as I only bumped into the guy in a store.

    German tho? Great! Now I have a bit to work with. Thoughts on era?

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    IF they're Germanicon, mine are marked with the year...1960 I think...
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    Those are English or Canadianicon though. Completely different material.
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    By the front pocket it looks like a Britishicon Commonwealth item . The Greeks, Belgian and Dutch used the British Battle Dress type trouser . If those " Knickers " had a pleated small pocket ( for Field Dressing ) right where the mans right hand is then it would be a Commonwealth item. I own a couple of Belgian Battle Dress trousers dated 1949 .

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    Quote Originally Posted by kosmolinekid View Post
    Britishicon Commonwealth item
    Wrong material...
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    Is it possible that these are Dispatch Riders Trousers used by motor cyclists?

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    Not dispatch rider trousers, they look more like Britishicon ski trousers. Are there any legible labels?

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