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RHODESIAN (C Sqdn) SAS - RESERVE PARACHUTE - USED BY SAS OPERATOR IN BUSH WAR - NB READ BELOW(8293)
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Hammersdale, eThekwini
The seller allows collection for this item and will be in contact with the full collection address once the order is ready.
Ready for collection by Wednesday, 8 May.
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Product information
Condition:
Secondhand
Location:
South Africa
Product code:
rhodesia P8293
Bob Shop ID:
612178181
INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING:-
WARNING :- SAPO EMS COURIER IS OPEN HOWEVER IT IS VERY ERATIC IN DELIVERY TIME - PLEASE CONSIDER USING DHL INSTEAD
DHL SHIPPING IS STILL THE QUICKEST BUT MOST EXPENSIVE
PLEASE CONTACT US FOR A SHIPPING QUOTE PRIOR TO BIDDING IF REQUIRED.
We are always happy to hold onto items to combine into a larger parcel at a later date, to save on shipping costs.
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The reserve parachute is badly stained, as seen, otherwise intact. Has 24 panels. Weight 3kg. - International shipping will be expensive with DHL due to volumetric size.
This reserve parachute, made in the USA in 1972, was used in an Operation by a SAS operator. Being cold at the time, the chute was used during the Op as a sleeping bag, and the main pack was left behind - this is how the chute came to be in the operator's possession. The name of the Operation and the operator will be given to the winner, if requested.
