Paul Sack early grey SS Schirmmütze

[BOB COLEMAN]

I have also always admired these early gray caps. An example with the early white RZM tag.

[BOB COLEMAN]

Another early cap with interior similar to Paul's cap. This cap is likely 1934 manufacture as the cap has holes for the two early form of national emblem(1929 and 1934)

[BenVK]

Gentlemen, I'm currently looking for a nice example of a grey NCO cap for a good friend of mine.

If anyone knows of one for sale, please let me know. Thanks.

[Friedrich-Berthold]

There is or was one here for sale in the U.S. Midwest from a person on this site. It was on the for sale thingy here.

[BenVK]

Thanks FB, I hadn't seen that one.

[Tony8]

There are also a couple currently for sale on Michael Holverson's site.

[N.C. Wyeth]

Gentlemen, I'm currently looking for a nice example of a grey NCO cap for a good friend of mine.

If anyone knows of one for sale, please let me know. Thanks.

Another here:

SSBW Militaria

Looks quite nice to me . . . if I had an interest in these, I would give this one a serious look.

Can't do it right now . . . but someone should "snag" the photos, and post them here, before they disappear.

[BenVK]

The photos on that site are awful, this is Peter Jenkins ?

[N.C. Wyeth]

The photos on that site are awful, this is Peter Jenkins ?

So I am told . . . and yes - they are bad, aren't they?

Another one here, Ben . . . [and offered by another "Brit", I believe]:

SS-VT Period OR/NCO Peak Visor Cap - A Rare Named Example

These things are just like Fall acorns - falling out of the woods, and showing up everywhere you turn!

[BenVK]

The Ulric of England cap is indeed a lovely example. Shame they have no manners when it comes to answering emails however.