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Re: NSFK Baskenmuetze
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stonemint
F-B: I was informed by an advanced NSFK collector that the NSFK was not overseen by the RZM, and that anytime you see a Kepi/beret with an RZM tag, it should be immediately suspect (but not ruled out.)
Rarer still is the officer's beret with the silver piping--I have only seen one.
PS--Personally, I like the twisted cord piping on that Luftschutz visor, but then again, I like the unusual (I can take seeing only so much of the same thing over and over and over again....)
Thanks for the favor. I merely noticed the lack of a tag in the beret which sparked my memory of this hopelessly arcane point. And, the law is from February 1935 and, I think, the NSFK was formed in 1937, if memory serves.
I also like the piping on the RLB cap. Variations are pleasing and the idea of standardized, totalitarian widget-ized caps runs contrary to reality, but the reality some impose in 2009 upon 1939 is more powerful than the truth on certain of these websites.
Happy headwear.
I hope colleague Coleman will share more of his NSFK treasures with his attentive public.
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07-16-2009 03:53 AM
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Re: NSFK Baskenmuetze
Thanks, a wonderful piece. All the more impressive from Stadnicki.
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Re: NSFK Baskenmuetze
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BOB COLEMAN
Sorry for the delay in posting my example. This baskenmuetze was given a few rolls in the crown by the original owner for a jaunty look.
This is one of those images that seams to be looking at you from any angle you look at it.
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Re: NSFK Baskenmuetze
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stever
this is one of those images that seams to be looking at you from any angle you look at it.
:Those eyes are piercing. I never noticed that before.
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Re: NSFK Baskenmuetze
Very nice piece. The Maederer/Weitze/Wolfe auction sold a nice NSFK officer's tunic recently.
This is quite rare regalia.
You have refined taste, to be sure.
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