Rucksack I.D Help

[lucan]

Morning all.

I bought this from my local car boot this morning for £3, I tried haggling the guy down, but he wasn't having it. I was hoping if anyone had any information about it.
Where they're made, Who makes them, It seems to be in Pretty good condition, No rips, tears, all the buckles are there, and no damage to the frame.

I tried Google , but that wasn't any help at all.

Thanks

Lucan

 

[sasquatch]

That's a quality pack for £3 I reckon. I don't know what it is but it looks great. The label says LK at the top, I'm wondering if it's a small Swedish one by the same company that made the LK-35 and LK-70's? No idea though, looks a great user regardless.

 

[lucan]

Thanks for that,

The first 2 letters seem to be NO or N0, There's no other labels at all that i can find , It's got just the big main compartment with drawstring.

 

[Radix lecti]

What a bargain lucan, im with sasquatch on this one i reckon it is a swedish made one. Fill it up and go out and see what its like to carry. Cheers.

Daz

 

[lucan]

Silly question time i'm afraid lol.

The strap at the bottom that runs from one side of the frame to the other, Is that a waist strap or does it just secure the pack to the frame?
I ask because it doesn't have any sort of fastening clip like a normal waist strap, It just has one at either end.

Thanks

 

[blacktimberwolf]

Campari is more known for it's old fashioned , cheap external framed nylon rucksacks (made in Korea) in the 70',s..... they were/are of mediocre quality, but many are still going strong today..........many a young camper started with one of these back then, both in the UK & usa, money was short & proper rucks were veeeerrrry expensive....................sorry I don't know anything about their canvas ones, but looking at your photos, the Campari quality seems to be there, bad stiching, little or no padding & the wonderful plastic edging, not to mention the great brand label/logo, which showed everyone you could'nt afford anything better....................if the carrying comfort is in equation with the build quality, boy are you in for a treat.......................joking aside, £3 is a bargain.........just don't over load it & you should be ok.............enjoy.

 

[lucan]

Campari is more known for it's old fashioned , cheap external framed nylon rucksacks (made in Korea) in the 70',s..... they were/are of medeocre quality, but many are still going strong today..........many a young camper started with one of these back then, both in the UK & usa, money was short & proper rucks were veeeerrrry expensive....................sorry I don't know anything about their canvas ones, but looking at your photos, the Campari quality seems to be there, bad stiching, little or no padding & the wonderful plastic edging, not to mention the great brand label/logo, which showed everyone you could'nt afford anything better....................if the carrying comfort is in equation with the build quality, boy are you in for a treat.......................joking aside, £3 is a bargain.........just don't over load it & you should be ok.............enjoy.

Haha Thanks for that.
I've not had one with a frame before, Looking forward to giving it a go, I think lol

 

[sasquatch]

There you go, I guess the Campari on the label gives it away! I thought it might be Swedish as it's a similar design to the M39...at the end of the day £3 for a canvas and metal bergen is a bargain. Not much to go wrong there. I use my M39 literally everyday and it's fine for day hikes loaded, try it out, I'll bet you'll get on fine with it.

 

[WeThePeoplexfbm]

hey that has the same shape back frame as the WW2 10th mountain div rucksake withc are pretty rare coz they dumped on then island but, it isnt that, but looks ALOT like it