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    Default Handmade wood frame and canvas Segen backpack.

    I have a handmade canvas backpack with a wood frame and leather shoulder straps and waist belt. Does anyone have Information on these packs or no much about them? It fits me great and and is real comfortable. It is a waxed/oiled canvas with one large main pocket, two side pockets and an extra pocket on the back. It weighs about 7 lbs and was handmade in the 80's from what little information I have on them. I have only seen a couple around.

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    Default Pictures of this backpack.

    I found a pack that sold on ebay just like the one I have. Here is the link.

    http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...DME:L:RTQ:US:1

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    Post 1970s Segen woodframe pack

    I am interested in buying one of the old Segen woodframe packs... is your for sale (if you still have it?).

    Thanks, Len

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    Default Segen backpack

    Hello,

    i have a segen backpack in great shape if you are looking to buy one. Let me know - thanks.

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    Hi,
    Do you still have your Segen?
    If so, how much are you asking for it?
    Thanks

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    :banana Segan Pax

    Quote Originally Posted by cut-eye View Post
    Hello,

    i have a segen backpack in great shape if you are looking to buy one. Let me know - thanks.
    I am interested in your backpack. I would like to offer $120.00 + shipping

    Ted Daly

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    Just saw your replay to my query looking for a Segen Back Pack. Is it still available.

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    Dear lenrein2,

    Would you be interested in selling it. I live in Mentor, OH.

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    Default update link

    this will blow your mind.
    i've only read about these gems.
    http://cgi.ebay.com/SEGEN-back-pack-...#ht_638wt_1137
    enjoy

    buzz

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    i believe i could actually make one these.
    at least the wooden frame.

    a friend of mine is interested in building a pack, sewing it that is.
    buzz

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    It would be cool thru hiking with a pack like that even though it weighs alot. Actually, I used a Gregory Baltoro and I think it was around 6 and a half pounds.

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    are you still looking for a Seagan back pack I have received one in our Thrift Store

    Ron

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    are you still looking for a Segan Backpack. I have one

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    Quote Originally Posted by ronferrre View Post
    are you still looking for a Segan Backpack. I have one
    Can you post come pictures?
    Wilderness is not a luxury but a necessity of the human spirit, and as vital to our lives as water and good bread.
    -Edward Abbey

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    I'm not even a gram weenie but 7 pounds... ouchie

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    Yeah, that is way too heavy for a pack.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Luddite View Post
    Can you post come pictures?
    Ditto...I'd love to see one!

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    Seems like a cool thing to own though if it were hanging on the wall.. It's cool to see what our ancestors used to have to lug around (emphasis on see, lol).

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    Quote Originally Posted by thelowend View Post
    Seems like a cool thing to own though if it were hanging on the wall.. It's cool to see what our ancestors used to have to lug around (emphasis on see, lol).
    That is what I was thinking of doing with mine. Its first big trip was a 5 nighter in the Tetons in 1980. I would never guess it weighs 7 llbs, though. I'll have to weigh it.

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    I saw one of those at Bascom Lodge during my '94 hike. Would love to find one for sale.

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