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  • Leder Arsenal is our Newest Approved Vendor!

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    LibertyHallVols
    Published on 12-01-2011 11:31 AM
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    I would like to welcome Jan Berger of Leder Arsenal (yep, that's a link there!) as our newest Approved Vendor!

    Located in Germany, Jan has been supplying quality footwear and leather goods to reenactors in Europe, as well as North America, for a number of years. More recently, he has been expanding his offerings with thoroughly-researched and authentically-produced rubberized cloth goods, such as Federal groundcloths and ponchos.

    Currently, his website is in German, but you can expect an English version soon.

    Please forgive my slow learning curve...
    Expect to see him listed in the Approved Vendor links section soon and a banner add to begin rotation sometime after that.

    I would like to say here that I am very grateful for the support of our approved vendors, as well as subscribers. You all keep this site running!

    Thank you!
    Comments 4 Comments
    1. JSchnak950's Avatar
      JSchnak950 - 01-23-2012, 12:28 PM
      Pards,I've got some of Jan's work amongst my kit and his leatherwork is as good as it gets. He is also an exceptionally nice man to deal with who embodies all that's good in the authentic movement.Highly recommended!Jeff
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    1. pacofeanor's Avatar
      pacofeanor - 03-16-2012, 12:57 PM
      congratulations Jan ! he is a very good fellow!
      regards
      paco



      François Mazen
      french volunteers
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    1. weed's Avatar
      weed - 06-01-2012, 01:11 PM
      Gutten TagJan is a GREAT guy who does EXCELLANT reseach and makes HIGH QUALITY products.Good to have you with us!!!!A member of the "European Authentic Campaigner"John Wedeward
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      J.H.Berger - 06-01-2012, 01:52 PM
      Hi John and thanks, Well the European Authentic Campaigner Forum ended up in the desert. For whatever reason too little demand on this side of the pond, unfortunately.........
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