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05-25-2018 02:48 PM
# ADS
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An authentic item of this type is exceptionally rare. The crash helmet piece is absurd here, with the insignia tags not found in headwear.
Somewhere we have authentic SS beret insignia. They are also in the Bando Beaver book in clear detail.
I have images of an original somewhere. I owned three army berets, so I can generalize. Sold them all for too little money.
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These were used in garrison and stocked in the Dachau depot well after the things were phased out in the front lines.
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The Bw reintroduced the two piece beret in armor, I think, at the start of the 1960s. The bottom part here, the actual Schutzmuetze, is of this type.
I own one of these Bw ones, actually. They exist in plentiful supply, which is dwindling in cases of this type.
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Someone from the US Pacific NW posted a nice army example on the lords of the flies site, with very clear images of a nice, original with nice army badges.
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Thank you for clearing this up.
You provided excellent info!
Highly appreciated as caps are not my field if expertise.
Regards
Ger
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gerrit
Thank you for clearing this up.
You provided excellent info!
Highly appreciated as caps are not my field if expertise.
Regards
Ger
Thanks for the thanks. We try as best we can. I miss my three berets. I may have other images of an SS item and the insignia.
Good luck.
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The RFSS model tag arose in 1934 and was phased out by about 1938, or maybe.....
That is, one associates it with a period where the SS at arms had yet to raise armored units en masse.
You have to know when a feature of regalia fit in the chronology in order to assess its authenticity.
Since there is so much fake SS junk sloshing around out there, it is smushed together higgelty-piggelty to the harm of the beginner.
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In headwear, the tag is more or less seen in the years 1934-1937 or so, and maybe later. Then it was dropped, at least from the evidence I have seen.
One of you will tell me when the SSVT got its first armored vehicle that entailed the wear of this headdress.
I am not an armor collector beyond a desultory level, and someone must know clearly.
The images one sees of the SS beret are mostly after 1938, at least in my experience,
And so on.
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