SPECIAL PRE-ORDERS - 2022 DELIVERY!
Rhodesian Brushstroke and 32 Battalion Camo are available for pre-order only until the end of the month! Don't miss this one, check out our offerings!
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HANK'S PICKS OF THE MONTH - Dec 2021/Jan 2022
Updated 26 December: Better late than never right? Lots of goodies remain, despite all the mauling you guys gave our inventory. Rhodie and 32 Battalion Pre-Orders will start to disappear as we stock stuff in January, grab yours or be prepared for many more months of waiting!
Fireforce Ventures Rhodesian Drinking Team Hoodie
$60.00
I came across one of this really cool war-time Rhodesian t-shirt, likely sold as a novelty by a company known only as Lord Kitchener. The print quality seemed to be a decent enough silkscreen press, but it was done up on the ugliest t-shirt you could imagine. A slim but boxy fit, baby blue, and too much ribbing. Yuck.
I took the liberty of sprucing up the design, and putting on a garment more revelant to my storied pub crawl experiences. This awesome wartime design looks a heck of a lot better on a fitted hoodie, at least in my opinion!
These make for absolutely wicked hoodie for the coming winter months. Perfect for all those looking to hibernate inside your local pub until the flame lilies bloom again!
"Let This Come From Your Pen" by Larry Jenkins - Rhodesian War Poem 12x18"
$45.00
Signed by the man himself, our very good friend Larry Jenkins (5th Battalion, Rhodesia Regiment/British South Africa Police). This poem was written by Mr. Jenkins during a dark time in Rhodesian history.
Shortly before the end of the Bush War as international journalists clamoured to win awards and kudos at the expense of human tragedy. At the same time, young men like Mr. Jenkins were living that human tragedy. The poem reflects the reality of the Rhodesian Bush War, in vivid detail.
80% of all proceeds from these poster prints will go towards the Veterans Transition Network of Canada, which helped Mr. Jenkins deal with emotional problems decades after the Bush War.
