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04-20-2012 10:23 AM
# ADS
Circuit advertisement
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Re: Miniature Cap insignia
I would say that it's a salesman sample. Very cool indeed!
Any markings at all?
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Re: Miniature Cap insignia
I like it I would like to see the minature cap aswell. If there is one out there.
Cheers, Pat
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Re: Miniature Cap insignia
HI
If you look on military antiques website they have a salesmans sample/childs cap for sale for an Imperial cap. I saw it at the war and peace show this year and had a close up inspection. It is fabulously made high end piece that led me to believe it was a salesman show piece.
I was tempted but price precluded a purchase sadly.
worth a look as a bit of history.
cheers
tony
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Re: Miniature Cap insignia
My new hobby is micro radio control helicopters and the precision of the miniature parts is quite remarkable, likewise, the details of that miniature Luft cap insignia is mind boggling. I'd hate to be the one trying to embroider it!
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I always knew there was miniature US insignia, but I never heard of mini GERMAN insignia until I came here, aside from the buttonhole ribbons veterans wore during wartime. Not on the second pocket, the folded up one with a button on it. Not sure what they're called.
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Re: Miniature Cap insignia
Sometimes miniature metal insignia was also meant for dolls. This one a very rare Kathe Kruse Imperial doll:
“Show me the regulation, and I’ll show you the exception.”
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