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02-12-2014 12:28 AM
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Attachment 645173The cap has no item with a date in it. I have another one with remnants of the runes, and the RZM/SS mark on the peak. The two caps are more or less identical in shape, i.e. with what I think is more or less the Form III size of crown, when I compare it to black caps, that is more or less prior to the Form IV and 1939. Or not....
My thanks to the famous Paul S.
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I have seen more than one NCO or enlisted cap with this grey interior and grey runes and such, but only three in total for an officer. I am sure others exist.
Neither of these caps is in unused condition, to be sure.
Or they are brilliant and subtle fakes, and I am a chump.
Happy hats and may your piping butt properly.
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Thanks for showing....whilst I will never buy one of these, due to the minefield of fakes, I enjoy seeing quality items
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Last edited by Friedrich-Berthold; 02-12-2014 at 12:37 PM.
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One very seldom sees grey caps of an early date, i.e. 1935 or 1936 or 1937 or so..... or who knows when, 1939?
There is also differences over the grey shade, but both of these caps here are pre-war field grey. I.e. field grey with the blue tint to it, i.e. akin to blue cheese.
Last edited by Friedrich-Berthold; 02-12-2014 at 03:00 AM.
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Here on the right is what I describe as field grey with a bluish tint to it...! Notice the contrast to the one on the left.
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I wasn't doubting the authenticity of the posted caps.....I was referring to SS caps in general....
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Fantastic. It is in the Wilkins book I think. It's too late to check but it really is an outstanding cap.
Pat
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