Trail Crest
A look at what is currently available on eBay
 Trail Crest Youth Color and Camo Hoodie 29121 US $24.99 
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 Trail Crest Men's Hooded Camo Fleece Jacket 2913-95 US $24.99
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 TRAIL CREST PINK AND CAMO SWEATSHIRT WOMEN'S XL US $8.00
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 Blaze Orange Trail Crest Hooded Zipper Sweat Shirt Hoodie M L XL XXL Hunting US $24.97
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 New Trail Crest camo pants US $29.95
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 Trail Crest Fleece Full Zip Black and Camo Jacket 2919-13 US $24.99
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 Trail Crest Blaze Orange Sweatpants 2315-84 US $26.99
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 Trail Crest Women's Semi Fitted Jacket 2920 US $24.99
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 Trail Crest Fleece Hoodie 2912 US $24.99
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 Trail Crest Full Zipper Fleece Jacket 2919 US $24.99
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 The Pacific Crest Trail by Jeffrey P. Schaffer (1990, Book, Illustrated) US $3.00
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 Trail Crest Mens Overalls Camo US $15.00
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 The Pacific Crest Trail by William R. Gray 1975 VERY NICE! US $6.99
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 Men's Short Sleeve Camo T-Shirt Trail Crest Highland US $9.99
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 Pacific Crest Trail White Sticker Decal US $2.87
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 Pacific Crest Trail: Southern California by Ben Schirfi US $15.95
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 Day and Overnight Hikes: Oregon's Pacific Crest Trail US $11.65
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 Pacific Crest Trail Data Book (2005, Paperback) US $7.47
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I am trying to find out where I can get a camp fire permit for when I get ready to go on a Pacific Crest Trail
Would I go through B.L.M. or through U.S.F.S. or whom
I have been on portions of the PC Trail in California where they do not allow camp fires. I don't know much about the rules for Oregon and Washington. You're best off using fuel and a small backbacking stove. I found this site for preparing to thru-hike the trail: http://www.pcta.org/planning/before.asp Here's a little on what that site had to say about fire permits:
Fire Permits:
The PCTA strongly urges all hikers using the backcountry to obtain a California fire permit. The permit covers use of campfires and stoves in ALL Park Service, Forest Service, BLM and State Lands within the state of California. Permits can be obtained at any US forest service, National Park service, BLM, or California Division of Forestry office. They are free and valid for one year. The purpose of the permit is to ensure that people using the back country have all the proper information about safe use of fire in the backcountry. These permits should be acquired before the start of your hike or ride. For more information visit:
www.fs.fed.us/r5/passes/campfire.html
www.fire.ca.gov/Education/CampfirePermits.asp
Good luck, enjoy the trip.