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Denim Field Service cap

Article about: I bought this at an estate auction last night. It is different than the other Garrison hats I got there. This one is more of a denim material, and I cannot identify the buttons on the front.

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    I bought this at an estate auction last night. It is different than the other Garrison hats I got there. This one is more of a denim material, and I cannot identify the buttons on the front. The style/shape, I have been told, is kind of like a British? winter hat?? The inside is named (hard to make out, but Sgt. .....). There is also the word COLLETT and a very faint date which looks like 1941. To me, this really looks like a WWI Garrison hat! Just looking for some info on this one! thanks
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    British WW2 Field service cap.

    See my thread on the forum about these caps here

    https://www.warrelics.eu/forum/cloth...vice-cap-3781/

    The buttons on yours are "General Service" pattern.

    Cheers, Ade.

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    great! Thanks Ade! One more question--I am THINKING of selling it (not sure yet). I tried to do some research on eBay for prices/values, but there were none listed on ebay! Is this cap hard to find or rare? I would think if they were standard issue they should be fairly common, but I don't know much about the British WWII stuff. I will also try to research the Collette sp? maker--I'm assuming they are in Britian?? Thanks again for the help and your discussion on the cap is dead on--EXACTLY what mine is!

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    They are a British maker. J COLLETT. Well known maker of Army and RAF caps.

    These caps are not as common as they used to be. Like all good WW2 militaria, supply is drying up. I would except to pay around £25/$35 for one.

    Cheers, Ade.

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