Thanks for great information.There is a visor hat in a local antique shop that is Army with orange piping.I have avoided this hat for
quite sometime,but now understand what it is meant to be. Oh Boy,here I go again!
Peter
Thanks for great information.There is a visor hat in a local antique shop that is Army with orange piping.I have avoided this hat for
quite sometime,but now understand what it is meant to be. Oh Boy,here I go again!
Peter
Hi Peter
get a picture and post it here first if you can. That way we can give you an honest opinion before you buy.
cheers
Ton y
Hi Tony,
I will see if I can get some pictures.
Regards,
Peter
Hi ,
I am trying to validate RB# 1/ 0780/4586 on a luft m-43 hat.I know there is a thread on this subject.Can you help?
P.S. nothing yet on army field police hat from 5-12-13 discussion.
Thanks,
Peter
Hi,
I recently acquired an nco/em police hat that has a cardboard backing on the cockade.I have seen this before,but would like to know
when this production practice started.The hat manufacturer is Ludwig Vogele from Karlsruhe.
Thanks,
Peter
Hi Peter
The thread on RB numbers is under the field equipment forum, started by ade. have a look at that it may help.
The card board backing is ok. A practice used in Imperial times as well to the best of my knowledge. I have also seen post war cockades with the same backing.
I guess its a way of protecting the cap band cloth from the metal cockade. They used to sow a piece of material between the cockade and cap on imperial caps as well.
Any pictures of the orange piped cap.
Hope that helps
cheers
Tony
Hi Tony,
Very helpful information on the cockade.The cap was won on Craig Gottlieb's last auction,so I am confident that the cockade is original
to this Third Reich hat.
The orange piped hat is now on the back burner for awhile.
Again,thanks alot
Peter
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