Original U.S. Vietnam War Special Forces Tiger Stripe "Tadpole" Camouflage Fatigue Uniform Shirt- ARVN Advisor Ordnance They have proven to be

They have proven to be one of the most popular souvenirs of the American Civil War

made in the receiver

smoothbore musket of 1771 however closer examination reveals the obvious differences of the Ferguson type breach loading action

with the leatherette binding broken in numerous places

Year of Manufacture: circa 1862

Original U.S. Vietnam War Special Forces Tiger Stripe "Tadpole" Camouflage Fatigue Uniform Shirt- ARVN Advisor Ordnance They have proven to beOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. It is easy to understand how this pattern got its name from its bold black stripes, which mimic those of a tiger. The combination of green, brown and black stripes provided near perfect camouflage for a jungle environment with its light and shade. It was made using a screen printing process, which is why it can sometimes appear smudged. The pattern was adapted from the black and green "Lizard pattern", used by