January 8, 2011
Lost In Translation: The Packmasper
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This was my dad's pack in the 1980s. I have a decent Gregory but cleaning this thing up might be a fun project for Spring. Don't call it a Packmaster because it's not.
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- Main Line Sportsman
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- Alexander Olch
- Archival Clothing
- Barbour
- Billykirk
- Boyt Harness Co.
- Build Your Own New York
- C.C. Filson
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- J. Peterman
- J.Press
- L.L. Bean
- Leather Man Ltd.
- Lion Country Supply
- Mercer & Sons
- O'Connell's
- Quoddy
- Russell Moccasin
- Snow & Nealley
- Southern Proper
- The Cordial Churchman
- Wm. J. Mills & Co.
That's awesome, I totally read Packmaster the first time. The brain just reads what it wants to, or I guess expects to doesn't it?
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