Campaign beds.

[GuestD]

If I had the luxury of a horse and cart, I think these would offer a decent nights sleep.

Not cheap though.

 

[Laurentius]

I am sure Wayland will come up with something suitably steam punk to match. They are magnificent.

 

[Woody girl]

They knew how to camp in those days.

 

[Le Loup]

Good post Deekin, love it. Well done. I would love to see more 18th century campaign equipment posted here.
Regards, Keith.

 

[GuestD]

Good post Deekin, love it. Well done. I would love to see more 18th century campaign equipment posted here.
Regards, Keith.

It's not cheap.

 

[Wayland]

Had my eyes out for something along those lines for a while.

I have a Viking Age double bed frame which we usually use in the bell tent ( seen not very clearly on the left of the picture above. ) It takes apart for transporting.

For the baker tent I'm currently using an old WWII stretcher for the base.

 

[Le Loup]

Those were the days, regardless of how practicle or not it is these days, you have to love this stuff.

George Washington's mess kit. This one is a copy for living historians & reenactors, a little late in the period for me & not what I would use anyway, but I do love this stuff.
Thanks for kicking off this thread Deekin.
Regards, Keith.

 

[Herman30]

Those were the days, regardless of how practicle or not it is these days, you have to love this stuff.

They are not all that unpratical if one is travelling by a vehicle.

 

[Dogoak]

Nice stuff, genuine antique campaign furniture is quite sought after, with the prices to match!

 

[GuestD]

Here's a modern take,