U.S. G.I. Poncho Liner, Unused

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U.S. G.I. Poncho Liner, Unused

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Description
The USGI Poncho Liner is a favorite among United States service personnel. This government issued military poncho liner is lightweight, warm, and designed to be used in conjunction with a poncho. The USGI Poncho Liner provides a quick, dry, and warm shelter from the elements in the field. This military poncho liner can be used as a blanket or attached to your poncho to keep that chill at bay.

The USGI Poncho Liner measures 7 feet, 4 inches by 5 feet, 2 inches and is available in Woodland Camo or MARPAT. Each military poncho liner is unused and made in the USA. Coleman's offer a wide range of Military Surplus products including other military parka, military surplus tents and accessories, camping gear, and bedding.
Additional Information
Color Woodland Camo,MARPAT,ACU Digital
Prop 65 Ca Residents Only
WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
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Are these authentic issue made by Winston Salem or by tech mfg?

Authentic issue. The government had awarded contracts to many different companies to make this item, as with many other items, so manufacturer may vary but it is absolutely Genuine U.S. Military Surplus.

is this liner made by winston salem industries?

Yes it is

what the heck happened to the price? It was 40$ last week and I thought okay, when I get paid Ill come back and buy it. Low and behold im here and it costs an arm and a leg. I guess Ill have to take my business elsewhere

Woodland Pattern was discontinued 2 decades ago and is rare. I would assume the price reflects that.