MEGA RARE... The 1967 Woodsman's Vintage Survival Kit
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The can of rancid death? Use a modern can opener and remove the bottom, remove the contents, clean the inside, solder the bottom back on. The can if left as is, will pop from pressure spewing it's contents destroying everything.
This is the coolest thing ever. It brings me back to when I was a kid.
Really cool to see the contents in that one. Very compact and had the tropical bars! Epic find and grear review.
Great review, when you look at it, isn't this one of the more practical survival kits out there, especially for its age! A compass you can read without glasses, exceptional. A better knife option and a space blanket and your good in a pinch. Cheers Stu NZ
1967, space blankets weren't a thing then.
These videos are getting better and better! Great work everyone!
I seem to remember these advertised for in P&S sales catalogs(think military surplus and oudoors) of the early to mid 70's; perhaps in the Ruvel surplus catalog out of Chicago as well.
I also thought Chuckwagon Foods was absorbed into Mountain House or Oregon Freeze Dried. May have also made an appearance in Gokey's outdoors catalogs of the same era.
Nice video.
Jinx lol
I have a 1972 book with the title of The Backpacker's Handbook and in it under trail food they mention by name Chuck Wagon Foods.
Love the respect of the kit and the community.
Strike on front paper matches.
GOD Bless you and your families
Cool find! Being a 1957 model myself, I can appreciate it. 😎
I am glad y'all didn't open the can. It's certainly spoiled. Maintain the collector value.
Thank you team. Your videos are part of my day. I watch the old videos over an over. Keep up the good work.
This 1957 model bought one in 1971 out of the Gander Mtn. catalog. I think it was about $4. I'm to lazy to go in the basement and check the catalog. Yes I still have the catalog but not the kit. Nice review.
Such a great looking ration, you don't see pemican tins often.
This is amazing how good of shape this is in for its age very nice video
very cool that y'all got ahold of such a rare kit, and a good-looking specimen at that. shame that you couldn't really do much with it, but I totally get your reasoning for leaving it intact. pemmican's spoiled, so no reason to break it just to smell and taste it, and the gum and chocolate are the same you as can get from hundreds of other cheaper and easier to find kits, which I'm sure you've had before anyway. at least y'all got the chance to contribute to the world's knowledge of it though!
Awesome video! Really enjooyed! What a wonderful piece of MRE History! Y'all should hold on to this one! 👍😎
Vintage matches. The striker is on the right side. Now its on the back. The chocolate bar is actually what was in the ww2 mre
as I remember this kit was sold by 'Morssan' an outdoor store in NY's Long Island way back in 1967
that Marlin razor blade might is a small treasure there. Never seen on of those before. Especially when Marlin does not exist anymore even though i hear that either PSA or Ruger now owns Marlin
In 2007 Remington bought Marlin, then in 2020 Ruger bought Marlin.
I have a marlin 22 rifle that was my dad's I thought they still existed tho not really a gun guy tbh I have a few
Fascinating year..
Have been watching you videos for about 2 years now first time commenting but you’re doing very well reviewing the MREs and lately getting two opinions is even better
Beautiful contents in that box!
I love the kits that you guys show Have Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year you guys
Merry Christmas to you too, dont forget Monday is the big Christmas video
Super cool! Glad you didn’t open it!
Nathan. Great video. Thanks for giving me a shout out!!
Nice looking kit, useful stuff.
A little cordage and youd have a solid little back up kit
Thank you for another great video.
Nice kit to see. Great Video.
Had one of these in the 1970s the box was covered in wax to water proof it
That’s in really good shape. Nice! Great looking kit.
Morseth sold them,had one in my shoulder bag
FYI pemmican is 50% fat, mixed with dried and powdered meat, and any berries or fruit added will also be dried and powdered.
I don't think you noticed but the camera did the razor blade must have been packed on top of tbe compass when you took it out the compass needle was spinning madly free from the influence of the steel
very interesting find !!!!
Rare because most of the survival kits were thrown into the woods by people who tried to depend on them and were never found.
When you cant read something embossed, do the old grave stone trick of putting a piece of paper over it then with the edge of a pencil lead rub over the paper to reveal its secrets. 😀
There’s one on eBay, lunch version for 9.99
Great review ! I have one exactly like that but the gum flavor is tutti-frutti. Can’t wait for the Christmas video! Have a great weekend you two!
Thanks for watching
Awesome!
Love the videos. Keep them coming.
His wife was like wow
..going to be a good one, have a great weekend..
neat video - but ''pemmi _sin_ " ??
I've eaten it all my life and that's the first time I've ever heard it pronounced that way. It comes from the Cree word ᐱᒦᐦᑳᓐ (pimîhkân) according to wiki. But if people pronounce it differently, so be it.
they dont make stuff this cool anymore. very cool ration!
Just open the can from the bottom so it still good for display
See if a museum wants it.
Great video'
That was very(!) interesting.
But I´ve got a question right now: where is pemmican spelled as pemmiSan? I´ve never heard that before.
I've always heard it pronounced "pemmikan". Hard c.
I know a youtuber who eats that Pemmicam, NP lol. And those Hershey's, I garantee they are edible guys. Good weekend :-)
Think I know the CZcamsr u r referring to and there’s only 1 word to describe him... Nice
@@jman9670 M' kay ;-)
I bet if it was opened we’d get a ‘nice hiss’😐
Pem mea can. My WW2 survival kits had these can. Mine were bloated so I opened the bottom out.
Wicked kit to bad the can wasent opened
"Nice, let's get this onto a tray.
Okay, cool! Let's start with that can..."
Creepy
Even Steve wouldn't eat that stuff! 😆
Fortify kit with spam,coffee,sugar creamer..
So glad you didn't open.
Dats old matches note striker on front of pack
It came from the herters catalogue it shouldn't be very hard to find information about it
That'd be cool if everybody keeps passing it along. Maybe somebody wants to pay you $200 get your money back for future MREs and then somebody else could make a video and if they want to pass out along or keep it. Little steep for me but good idea and respect your ideal of not harming the antique LOL. Sure it'd be cool too see what it looks like but it is rare and it is hard to not to open things up LOL
As I recall it was like two bucks in that old catalog.
show that woman more often. great review. that pemican must have been in heat for some time.
What makes it "tropical" chocolate lol
Doesn't melts in heat
REI has or had a similar product they called "survival chocolate". As I recall it was 4 1oz bars for $10.
Chuck Wagon? Don't they make dog food.
That's NOT pemican! According to the ingredients list there IS no beef, or any OTHER kind of meat in that "pemican". That's nothing but a canned fruit and nut bar of some kind. Without meat it ISN'T pemican.
Tasted good, like mincemeat
@@seankane8628 you've HAD one? Or are you just guessing? And do you mean minceMEAT or just mince? Those two terms are frequently USED interchangeably, but they are actually 2 different dishes. Mince meat actually has meat in it, whereas mince doesn't.
Like the fruit mix I use Before I add the beef,pork and turkey mix to make meat pies. Nonesuch brand concentrated mincemeat
And I ate it
Also I make my own " tropical " chocolate. Confectionery wax, coco powder, sugar, vanilla extract and some oat bran
Worst k-ration ever. Pemmican is supposed to be equal parts of pounded/powdered lean meat and rendered tallow, sometimes with powdered dried fruit mixed in. Vegitarian "pemmican" is closer to modern, meatless "minced meat".
Pem-a -can
Not liking new format, but keep doin you.
There's only one way to pronounce Pemmican. And you're doing it wrong