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All Things Khaki - Clothing the Vintage Adventurer
Khaki and Green for Laides Viola Look's like ladies have khaki all for themselves and as you love Olive Drab :)- Mr. Godfrey
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- Forum: The Great Outdoors
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All Things Khaki - Clothing the Vintage Adventurer
Afrika Korps peak cap Thanks for the info B.T. Will look at Richard's site, I have a feeling they are the same as the ones I have always seen and have, a sand colour, not sure if the red lining makes it look more orange if you know what I mean. Although I have been told to wash it and leave...- Mr. Godfrey
- Post #13
- Forum: The Great Outdoors
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All Things Khaki - Clothing the Vintage Adventurer
Valley of the Kings - my vote for Khaki I'm all for a thread on Khaki, OD, etc. So C.P. here's to Khaki :) Most of my wardrobe is of subdued colours anyway. In support of Khaki I have a photo of Dr. Otto Schaden taken last year outside his tomb (KV-63) in the Valley of the Kings, Now...- Mr. Godfrey
- Post #11
- Forum: The Great Outdoors
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The best afternoon tea in London?
Afternoon tea at the Dorchester I found rather good, however, it has been a few years since I last went. Have to agree mith Miss Du Guerre about Brown's. This was also used in the BBC series Miss Marple "At Bertrams Hotel" If your wife's is a literary buff you could always drive up M11 to...- Mr. Godfrey
- Post #12
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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WWII Cooking?
100 Wartime recipes Good Day Appy I have just been looking at this as I could do with losing a few pounds or so my wife tell's me ;) http://1940sexperiment.wordpress.com/100-wartime-recipes/ With regard to Corned Beef, my Grandmother would serve it to us all every Saturday at 1600...- Mr. Godfrey
- Post #29
- Forum: The Golden Era
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WWII Cooking?
Ministry of Food Try the local library for books but research them on Amazon, etc to see what you would like. I have just borrowed the "Ministry of Food: Thrifty Wartime Ways to Feed Your Family Today" by Jane Fearnley-Whittingstall (ISBN-13: 978-1444700350) from my local library, I did not...- Mr. Godfrey
- Post #7
- Forum: The Golden Era
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The Adventurer's Gear Thread
Jonathan Sadly, the offer is not for the UK but I would like to try.- Mr. Godfrey
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- Forum: The Great Outdoors
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10 Favorite Opening Film Credits
Well I have to say For a Few Dollars more http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bWKgYL1JAA and A fist Full of Dollars http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqjcoTzhaIk Judge for yourself. ;) they always get me, think it's muisc same as this classic, The Dambusters...- Mr. Godfrey
- Post #111
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Who Did You Just See Live?
The Hollies My wife wanted to see them and I drove but I have to admit it was a good concert and I enjoyed it. :)- Mr. Godfrey
- Post #94
- Forum: Radio
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WWII in advertising
While it's not WWII, it made me think of the Fedora Lounge :D http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMqd5EQXD-g I has a SLR .762 rifle and my brother had the tommy gun. He also had a Lee Enfield 303, not sure if that was by Mattel.- Mr. Godfrey
- Post #21
- Forum: WWII
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What is your favorite aircraft of all time?
Tante Ju (Ju 52) As ever, the one I most desire is Tante Ju. I would have it with no paint, design my own tail design and travel round the world on my own private adventure :) But I do like it in snow cammo!!! Not sure about snow though lol- Mr. Godfrey
- Post #351
- Forum: WWII
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What are you listening to?
Oh Man, the poor chap has Exophthalmos. Must admit you made me smile though.- Mr. Godfrey
- Post #3,925
- Forum: Radio
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What are you listening to?
Heino - blau blüht der enzian Well Mario, I am sorry you had Heino as a punishment :( .My father played Heino on tapes in the car when we were children and so I guess I link it to happy days out visiting new places (which I still enjoy) although perhaps some relatives on Sundays could have...- Mr. Godfrey
- Post #3,924
- Forum: Radio
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Dam Busters Production stills
nice collection of photo's thanks. I went to see a screening of the "The Dambusters" at a local cinema two years ago, brilliant. I thought maybe the sound would be poor compared to modern stuff but the part where the Lanc climb after a low level cross on the lake was lound and moving. Also I...- Mr. Godfrey
- Post #5
- Forum: WWII
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What are you listening to?
I have two that keep running around my head at the moment. Animal Nightlife -Love is just the great pretender. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfG3CztgHxY and Heino & Andre Rieu - Blau blüht der Enzian 2009 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_eI3wYMVjeg both get my feet tappin- Mr. Godfrey
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- Forum: Radio
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WWII in advertising
Yes, I think that series was based upon or followed the single he made called "Grandad", it was so long ago now :)- Mr. Godfrey
- Post #20
- Forum: WWII
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WWII in advertising
PG Tips PG tips with a Dad's Army theme ;) http://www.tellyads.com/show_movie.php?filename=TA2489- Mr. Godfrey
- Post #17
- Forum: WWII
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WWII in advertising
Hovis bread This covers both wars WW11 at 0:35 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dz1a3LHSvnY- Mr. Godfrey
- Post #16
- Forum: WWII
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WWII in advertising
Spitfire, It is a scene straight from the film, however it was used a commercial but the use of subtitles made it the ad. You are right though, the scene was made without the thought of a commercial but maybe product placment as you said. I guess the film would not have the same meaning if they...- Mr. Godfrey
- Post #15
- Forum: WWII
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WWII in advertising
Pelican Crossing (Dad's Army) (1974) Has a slight WW11 touch! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_AaiNL8H54- Mr. Godfrey
- Post #14
- Forum: WWII
