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08-06-2009 12:34 PM
# ADS
Circuit advertisement
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Re: Unknown side cap
Hi Valter, not one that I recognise, sorry.
Cheers, Ade.
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Re: Unknown side cap
hello valter, i doubt it' s a partisan titovka, i would say it might be an early sample of ratna mornarica sidecap , jna yugoslav navy cap.
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Re: Unknown side cap
Ade, Matt, thank you for your help! I'll check if yugoslav navy used this type of sidecaps.
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Re: Unknown side cap
Quick update: Matt, I don't believe this is JNA navy titovka - I checked several resources and since regulation of 1946 Yugoslav navy didn't use titovka's at all - only navy tally caps, even for working uniform. If it is indeed Yugoslav, it could be very early - before 1946. Although in early years Yugoslav army used very different kinds of weapons and equipment (like helmets, belts, shoes...) caps were "unified" very quickly.
Anybody else has an opinion?
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Re: Unknown side cap
Hello Valter
I still doubt it's a IX Korpus titovka. I've been looking for a genuine one since a while but they are quite elusive. Usually they are brownish colour (believe yugoslav army cloth) or made with british gabardine cloth. Never seen them in blue/black. Regards
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Hello Miles82, I actually like it! It has good chances! I am quite sure I've seen the same type of badge before (ground dug) in Slovenia
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Re: Unknown side cap
Hello Miles,
the badge is yugoslav partisan WW2, and the cap could be too, but I'd like to see the interior. It could be post-war JNA cap with partisan time badge.
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