Here is another Form 3 Orts, but with a silver cord (this would be any rank but Ortsgruppenleiter). Cap is important for 2 reasons--the maker, Hermann Naubert of Erfurt (HNE) added his logo in violation of RZM regs.
Second is that this one also has the velvet band, which should technically be the same material/color as the cap body. All I can thing of is that there was a change in 1938/early 1939 allowing the rustbraun velvet band to be worn (F-B, maybe you have the Mbl.d. RZM that addresses this change?}
“Show me the regulation, and I’ll show you the exception.”
Last edited by Friedrich-Berthold; 04-25-2012 at 05:06 PM.
Very nice caps, everyone. I am just curious. What are the differences with form 1 and 2 caps?
Bob C has some lovely Form 1 caps. They are Kepis.
“Show me the regulation, and I’ll show you the exception.”
Like this fine item of Bob Coleman's, which was once my property, and is pictured in the Saris book.
Actually Stonemint I think Naubert was within the RZM regulations. The generic logo with no name meant that they weren't actually advertising their company on a party piece of equipment.
d'Alquen
Here is the spirit that reigned in the RZM. A distillate of Nazi ideology. I hope that my friend in southern Germany will translate this master piece for the readership.
I imagine that the little Bavarian creep that wrote this kind of thing was beaten by his wife, and had been otherwise a failure in civil life until the brown shirts gave him a chance to seek revenge on human kind.
Image: Franz Xaver Schwarz, treasurer of the NSDAP.
Last edited by Friedrich-Berthold; 04-27-2012 at 07:47 PM.
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