This never-before-seen pre-“Loreng Darah Mengalir” or Flowing Blood camouflage was issued to Indonesian special forces group.
Update: 19 December 2024
660 days later, after examining countless pictures and scanning many.. finally found the only one that using this exact print. The “non-solid brushstroke” of the Darah Mengalir pattern, used around the mid-1970s. Ultra-rare variant. Happy day.
This camo is based on WW2-era British Denison brushstroke pattern, and after consulting with the Camo God–Mr. Owen, this is a very early version of the crude copy!
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Camouflage pattern is similar to the known Flowing Flood pattern, but there are “holes” instead of solid strokes and a brushstroke “alike” pattern. It’s made from selvage fabric.
The detail includes button snaps on both chest pockets, epaulets, V-gusset, and inner panel (similar to Denison smock).
I’ve searched online and visited Satriamandala Museum before but have had no luck.
Proud owner of this remarkable piece, private archive & not for sale.
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