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02-17-2016 09:59 AM
# ADS
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It's not my area, but I can see that the cords are twisted reverse, which is never a good sign.
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Any better pictures? The colour of the piping is hard to make out. If this is green I'd say a post war FRG-police cap. The whole construction makes me think of that. Is there any filling material between the lining and the outer fabric of the cap? Feel the 2 side panels at the front - there should be cotton wool/cotton waste inside which you can feel. If you see any sticky, crumbly material come out of the lining you know that this is a post war piece (this is the decaying foam rubber that was used from the 60ies onwards as stiffening material for the 4 top panels).
Last edited by ErWeSa; 02-18-2016 at 11:46 AM.
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I strongly suspect its fake but its very difficult to assess a cap on the basis of such poor quality pictures. I cant see the materials its made of, I cant even be sure of the color of the liner band and peak underside.
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I opt for post-war Schleswig-Holstein police (I own the white version of such a cap, maker: Gebr. Klotz of Kiel, they display a sailing ship as their logo above the name, perhaps you can discern something like it in your cap) - light green piping which here is supposed to be Jäger, green underneath of the peak and the construction make it clear for me. Did you have a feel? When you rub lining and side panels and you feel that the lining sticks to the panels you can be sure of a post war specimen. Another thing: how many holes are there behind the isignia? Any empty holes?
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Hi,
Sorry but I also think post war cap and agree with the above post about the police theory.
Cheers
Tony
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Thank you guys for all your help! well you live and learn. I shouldn't of jumped at it so fast! well now I know for future reference!
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Most of us have done it, dont worry if it did not cost to much and you like it keep hold of it as a reminder.
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matx007
Thank you guys for all your help! well you live and learn. I shouldn't of jumped at it so fast! well now I know for future reference!
Good for you Sir. We have all "been there and done it" as well. This place will keep you on the road to better purchases !
cheers
Tony
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