Extremely Rare Rhodesian BSAP Test lizard Camp Jacket

Super scarce BSAP camo, was tested in the late 60s but was found to be to similar to terrorist camo so was never fully adopted. Went on to inspire Zim monkey hand and Transkei Camo. Typical Rhodie green buttons as well with the folding sleeves found on the typical brushstroke jackets. 

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"A 2nd Rhodesian pattern, fairly consistent in coloration and printing, was produced from 1970 until the end of the war. This design featured brown & dark green brush strokes on a khaki background, and was produced on a much wider variety of uniform items. This was standard combat issue to both the Rhodesian Army and BSAP."