Adder/Adro - Rhodesian type Brushstroke Bush Jacket

From Camopedia:

"A commercial copy of the Rhodesian Brushstroke camouflage design was developed in South Africa and originally produced by the Adder/Adro company. Although the design resembles the Rhodesian pattern, it was not copied directly from the original screens and varies considerably in the size and shapes of the brush strokes, as well as the overall coloration. The original screens from this pattern were later sold or licensed outside of South Africa, where they were utilized by companies in both the USA and Asia to produce additional fabrics in poly-cotton twill and ripstop."

Allegedly Adder and Adro were front companies for legitimate SADF contractors, and were set up as an export division.

This jacket is in excellent shape as you can see, and name to a 2Lt of 5RR.

INTL BUYERS REQUEST POSTAGE QUOTE BEFORE BIDDING.

Local postnet at R100.