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US ARMY, 1952, BUCKINGHAM, TREE CLIMBERS NO. 9132, GAFF's ARE BENT, SEE BELOW
US ARMY, 1952, BUCKINGHAM, TREE CLIMBERS NO. 9132, GAFF's ARE BENT, SEE BELOW
US ARMY, 1952, BUCKINGHAM, TREE CLIMBERS NO. 9132, GAFF's ARE BENT, SEE BELOW
US ARMY, 1952, BUCKINGHAM, TREE CLIMBERS NO. 9132, GAFF's ARE BENT, SEE BELOW
US ARMY, 1952, BUCKINGHAM, TREE CLIMBERS NO. 9132, GAFF's ARE BENT, SEE BELOW
US ARMY, 1952, BUCKINGHAM, TREE CLIMBERS NO. 9132, GAFF's ARE BENT, SEE BELOW
US ARMY, 1952, BUCKINGHAM, TREE CLIMBERS NO. 9132, GAFF's ARE BENT, SEE BELOW
US ARMY, 1952, BUCKINGHAM, TREE CLIMBERS NO. 9132, GAFF's ARE BENT, SEE BELOW
US ARMY, 1952, BUCKINGHAM, TREE CLIMBERS NO. 9132, GAFF's ARE BENT, SEE BELOW
US ARMY, 1952, BUCKINGHAM, TREE CLIMBERS NO. 9132, GAFF's ARE BENT, SEE BELOW
US ARMY, 1952, BUCKINGHAM, TREE CLIMBERS NO. 9132, GAFF's ARE BENT, SEE BELOW
US ARMY, 1952, BUCKINGHAM, TREE CLIMBERS NO. 9132, GAFF's ARE BENT, SEE BELOW

US ARMY, 1952, BUCKINGHAM, TREE CLIMBERS NO. 9132, GAFF's ARE BENT, SEE BELOW

$ 52.8

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Modified Item: No
  • Conflict: Korea (1950-53)
  • Manafacture: Buckingham
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Condition: This model of Buckingham Tree Climbers are in the 1952 Buckingham Catalog (available on line in a pdf) on page 6. They are old, I would not use them to climb poles (or tree's). The leather damaged and shabby as a result of use! They arrived here with a WW2 Burke Body Belt. Both gaff's are bent inward. I was told by my instructor in climbing school in the military in the mid 60's, that the signal corps utility poles were so small they would bend gaff's to make climbing easier.
  • Theme: Militaria
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

    Description

    US ARMY, 1952, BUCKINGHAM, TREE CLIMBERS, NO. 9132, GAFF's ARE BENT!  This model of Buckingham Tree Climbers are in the 1952 Buckingham Catalog (available on line in a pdf) on page 6.
    They are old, I would not use them to climb poles (or tree's). The leather is
    damaged and shabby as a result of use
    !
    They arrived here with a WW2 Burke Body Belt.  Both gaff's are bent inward.  I was told by my instructor in climbing school in the military in the mid 60's, that the signal corps utility poles were so small they would bend gaff's to make climbing easier.
    Please take a close look at all the photos and email with any questions or for more photos before purchase.
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