Classic Camping Living History Update November 2024
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- Опубликовано: 6 фев 2025
- The outlook for the growth of Classic Camping Living History is getting better and better
We've gotten to the point in the hobby that trying to do it with vintage and original gear won't support the numbers wishing to participate, so there's a growing need for reproductions of all kinds.. Here's a bit about the contribution I'm trying to make.
Link to VICO Expedition Outfitters where I sell stuff I don’t use anymore and stuff I make in my Sportsman’s Workshop videos: www.facebook.c...
Direct Link to my Collector's Guide for Kelty Backpacks, 1952-1972: www.bannermans...
Link to my page where I sell items made on this channel, as well as other Traditional Camping goods: www.facebook.c...
Visit my store for Classic Camping themed merch: bannermanscamp...
Opossum Pouch Soft Goods: opossumpouch.com/
The Traditional Campcrafter’s Guild: traditionalcam...
Join this channel to get access to Members Only Videos:
/ @sargevining
I do not use affiliate links, nor do I receive any financial benefit from any product I review or mention in my videos.
Back Issues of Backpacker Magazine on Google Books:
books.google.c...
ASSOCIATED RUclips CHANNELS:
Honorable Outfitters (Shawn Dyer): / @honorableoutfitters
20th Century Adventures (Nathanael Logsdon): www.youtube.co...
OTHER RUclips CHANNELS:
Model T Camp and Adventures: / @donniebrown-mv7hb
RELATATED FACEBOOK PAGES:
Bannerman’s Camp (1890-1939: / 2198491623503266
1910 Camping Society: / 2882485588715386
Kelty’s Camp (1945-1990): / 902618677566756
Vintage Backpacking (1960s & 70s): / vintagebackpacking
Northwest Vintage Sportsmen: / nwvintagesportsmen
Amalgamated Order of Motor Campers: / 1740759529583338
Early 20th Century Sportsmen (1890-1930): / 1497738890539189
Vintage Sportsmen (1890-1970s): / 1076639765715035
Camping In The Old Style (190s-1930s): / 173935546709804
Nathaneal Logsdon’s 1870’s to 1940s Marketplace:
/ buy_sell_discussion
RECOMMENDED VENDORS FOR 20TH CENTURY REPRODUCTIONS:
What Price Glory Militaria: www.onlinemili...
Logsdon & Company: www.logsdonand...
#campingequipment #campinggear #history #vintage #classiccamping #traditional
good morning, Sarge , all those products are so cool . and really authentic. I remember seeing old boxes and things in dad's old outbuildings where they saved everything.
Dwayne
Got lots more coming. Got a machine humming behind me churning out bacon boxes
Thank you. Ich Finde deine Bemühungen für die Alten Camping Ausrüstung und Darstellung sehr Toll. Und Deine Video mit Hund im Wald finde ich super gelungen. Es kommt wider die Zeit wo du in denn Wald bist. Gruß Mario
Thanks for watching! getting these reproductions off the ground is keeping me from getting into the woods, but I'm trying!
What a great collection of videos! Pleased to be your newest subscriber. I'll be a while getting through your material, thanks for producing it!
Thanks for watching and subscribing! I hope I've organized things in a way that helps you find what you're looking for. Glad to have you aboard.
Sarge, Thanks for the Update. Blessings and Be Safe!
Thanks for watching! Got more on the way!
👍 Thank you for the update. You are already working on one order for me (clothes wallet & mailing tube) and it looks like I may be making more orders. Excellent ideas for early 20th Century products that will be useful in the 21st Century.
Yes, and the sewing machine crapped out. The guy wasn't in the shop today, going to take it in tomorrow--it usually takes about a week for him to get the job done.
Thanks sarge
Your welcome! Thanks for watching!
Sarge,
Unfortunately Williams Shaving soap is no longer made. I've used it for years. I'm on my last puck. It was a great product. I will miss it.
Well, dang. I knew that if I stopped shaving somebody might get hurt....
Hey sarge how can I get started
Like you ? I'm a big fan of your videos ,and have learned a lot. You have brought back a lot of my childhood camping memories ! I want to start videos about improvising outdoors gear out of junk I did when I was a kid . We were poor and had to learn to make do .
First, don't expect to make money right away, and when you do start making money, don't expect a lot. That's why you should do videos about something you love, that way it doesn't turn into a job. You can get started with just your phone as a camera, but eventually you'll probably want to go with something a bit more.
Expect to put in about 4 hours of editing for every video---editing is, IMO, the key. The good news is that there's a free editing program called Shotcut and about a kajillion videos on how to use it. can't overstate the importance of editing. Focus on telling a story, and make it a story you know you can tell and care about. Do videos that make you happy and proud to have made.
Check for the current You Tube Adsense requirements (they've changed since I got started).
Hope that helps, ask me any question you want, I'll do what I can.
LMK your channel and I'll be one of your first subscribers!
Thanks for watching!