11tset
16-02-2005, 00:01
WELCOME to the STORE-FRONT <[Foodstuff]>. We keep your troops' stomachs full and hydrated for reasonable prices. Founded by 11tset and Sovietrepublicofrussia. All prices are in USD.
Some conditions to ordering are:
1) Please do your OWN math
2) Please do not post here if you have something to say that has nothing to do with this storefront. Ex: POST- I'm 12 years old.
3) Questions? Comments? Please telegram them to 11tset instead of posting them here.
***We are open for comments.***
(----<[Russian Foodstuffs]>----)
Price-- (Without Vodka) $3,100,100 (With Vodka) $5,649,100
[500,000] Bottles of Vodka
[50,000] Tins of "Sprot"-- Sprat fish in the classic flat tin, bearing the standard mid-war "basic" label.
[50,000] Tins of Lend-Lease Bully Beef. This tin contains 12 ounces of Beef, and tins generally bear a small Russian label identifying it as "Beef".
[50,000] Big (1/2 oz) Russian Vegetable based Broth Cubes.
[50,000] Tins of Beets-- These bear the Russian war-time label and generally are the pickled variety, ready for your Borscht or stew!
[50,000] Boxes of Tea (50 grams--1.75 ounces) -- Same size as was issued to a squad for daily consumption. Tea is contained in Cello-like bag.
[200,000] Lend-Lease chocolate bars. Generally these were US "Morale" pink bars.
[200,000] Packs of Barley, in the pinched brown bag as seen in period pictures. This was used as boiled cereal, added to soups, or turned into sweets by boiling up with some sugar.
[200,000] Packs of Sugar
[200,000] Packs of Sweet biscuits
(----<[British Foodstuffs]>----)
Price-- $1,800,500
[50,000] Tinned Meat in a side-key opening tin
[50,000] Meat Blocks, with cheese pouch and pressed jam as supplements
[50,000] Tinned Sardines with Cheese pouch supplement
[50,000] Tinned ham in round MOF tin with pocket tin Opener
[50,000] Tinned chicken in round MOF tin with pocket tin opener
Generally all packs also contain:
1 pack of "Biscuits, Plain" (Hard Bread/Crackers)
1 or 2 packs of "Biscuit, Sweet" (varies with menus)
2 Tea Blocks (late war Tea-Milk-Sugar Combo)
1 or 2 blocks of soup (Ham or Tomato Broth)
1 block "Chocolate, Vitamin Fortified"
2 Packs of Chewing Gum
1 sachet of "Boiled Sweets"
1 pack of Latrine Paper
1 pack of plain matches
1 Instruction and Menu Sheet
Based on menus, rations also contain one or more of the following:
1 Packet/Box of Dried Fruit
1 Pack of Cheese (foil pouch boxed in White MOF pack)
1 Pack of Pressed Jam (cello pouch boxed in White MOF pack)
1 Pack of Oatmeal, Instant
1 or 2 packs of Sugar Tablets ('cubes' for ye' Yanks)
1 Pocket Tin Opener
(----<[US Rations]>----)
Price-- $1,800,500
[500,000] U.S. Army Field Ration 'D'/USMC Ration 'D' Chocolate Bars
[50,000] C-Ration Heat Tabs
[50,000] K-RATION M-UNIT--10-in-1
[50,000] K-RATION TOILET PAPER
(----<[Australian Foodstuffs]>----)
Price-- $2,800,500
[50,000] Tins of Corned Beef (better known as 'Bully Beef' to friend and foe alike). Comes in the proper blue Australian military label.
[50,000] Packs of Arnott's Plain Biscuits (These are military biscuits and not fancies)--Hard on the teeth but oh-so-filling! Sealed inside cello bags, inside the buff and properly labeled late-war wrapper. (2.35 ounces each)
[50,000] Tins of Service Blend Tea in the reclosable 3.1 ounce package. Lid is pry-up style, tea is properly atrocious, and label is standard Aussie Mil.
[50,000] Tins opener (3-in-1) which combines a tin opener, a bottle opener (Beer rations do come in bottles lest you are a Yank, mate!), and spoon, in the standard green Aussie AMF wrapper
[200,000] Packs of Sweet biscuits in the over-wrapped wax pack.
[50,000] Rolls of Musk Lozenges--Another classic Australian treat. Musk candy is almost perfumy, and quite sweet. If you have smelled that odd perfume/soap smell that Aussie Kit exudes, it's not the foot powder, mate. It's the Musk Lozenges.
[50,000] Tins of sweetened condensed Milk in the proper compo ration wrapper.
[200,000] Wraps of Field Ration Latrine Paper.
Some conditions to ordering are:
1) Please do your OWN math
2) Please do not post here if you have something to say that has nothing to do with this storefront. Ex: POST- I'm 12 years old.
3) Questions? Comments? Please telegram them to 11tset instead of posting them here.
***We are open for comments.***
(----<[Russian Foodstuffs]>----)
Price-- (Without Vodka) $3,100,100 (With Vodka) $5,649,100
[500,000] Bottles of Vodka
[50,000] Tins of "Sprot"-- Sprat fish in the classic flat tin, bearing the standard mid-war "basic" label.
[50,000] Tins of Lend-Lease Bully Beef. This tin contains 12 ounces of Beef, and tins generally bear a small Russian label identifying it as "Beef".
[50,000] Big (1/2 oz) Russian Vegetable based Broth Cubes.
[50,000] Tins of Beets-- These bear the Russian war-time label and generally are the pickled variety, ready for your Borscht or stew!
[50,000] Boxes of Tea (50 grams--1.75 ounces) -- Same size as was issued to a squad for daily consumption. Tea is contained in Cello-like bag.
[200,000] Lend-Lease chocolate bars. Generally these were US "Morale" pink bars.
[200,000] Packs of Barley, in the pinched brown bag as seen in period pictures. This was used as boiled cereal, added to soups, or turned into sweets by boiling up with some sugar.
[200,000] Packs of Sugar
[200,000] Packs of Sweet biscuits
(----<[British Foodstuffs]>----)
Price-- $1,800,500
[50,000] Tinned Meat in a side-key opening tin
[50,000] Meat Blocks, with cheese pouch and pressed jam as supplements
[50,000] Tinned Sardines with Cheese pouch supplement
[50,000] Tinned ham in round MOF tin with pocket tin Opener
[50,000] Tinned chicken in round MOF tin with pocket tin opener
Generally all packs also contain:
1 pack of "Biscuits, Plain" (Hard Bread/Crackers)
1 or 2 packs of "Biscuit, Sweet" (varies with menus)
2 Tea Blocks (late war Tea-Milk-Sugar Combo)
1 or 2 blocks of soup (Ham or Tomato Broth)
1 block "Chocolate, Vitamin Fortified"
2 Packs of Chewing Gum
1 sachet of "Boiled Sweets"
1 pack of Latrine Paper
1 pack of plain matches
1 Instruction and Menu Sheet
Based on menus, rations also contain one or more of the following:
1 Packet/Box of Dried Fruit
1 Pack of Cheese (foil pouch boxed in White MOF pack)
1 Pack of Pressed Jam (cello pouch boxed in White MOF pack)
1 Pack of Oatmeal, Instant
1 or 2 packs of Sugar Tablets ('cubes' for ye' Yanks)
1 Pocket Tin Opener
(----<[US Rations]>----)
Price-- $1,800,500
[500,000] U.S. Army Field Ration 'D'/USMC Ration 'D' Chocolate Bars
[50,000] C-Ration Heat Tabs
[50,000] K-RATION M-UNIT--10-in-1
[50,000] K-RATION TOILET PAPER
(----<[Australian Foodstuffs]>----)
Price-- $2,800,500
[50,000] Tins of Corned Beef (better known as 'Bully Beef' to friend and foe alike). Comes in the proper blue Australian military label.
[50,000] Packs of Arnott's Plain Biscuits (These are military biscuits and not fancies)--Hard on the teeth but oh-so-filling! Sealed inside cello bags, inside the buff and properly labeled late-war wrapper. (2.35 ounces each)
[50,000] Tins of Service Blend Tea in the reclosable 3.1 ounce package. Lid is pry-up style, tea is properly atrocious, and label is standard Aussie Mil.
[50,000] Tins opener (3-in-1) which combines a tin opener, a bottle opener (Beer rations do come in bottles lest you are a Yank, mate!), and spoon, in the standard green Aussie AMF wrapper
[200,000] Packs of Sweet biscuits in the over-wrapped wax pack.
[50,000] Rolls of Musk Lozenges--Another classic Australian treat. Musk candy is almost perfumy, and quite sweet. If you have smelled that odd perfume/soap smell that Aussie Kit exudes, it's not the foot powder, mate. It's the Musk Lozenges.
[50,000] Tins of sweetened condensed Milk in the proper compo ration wrapper.
[200,000] Wraps of Field Ration Latrine Paper.