Em/nco visor
Hi Gents, I hope you all found what you were looking for at the SOS. Unfortunately I couldn't get there yet again, BUT.. I did manage to pick up this TSD EM/NCO made by Peküro, it's unmarked under the hood. The name looks like Eugene Lemmert and on the other side of the tag is the name Peter Schneider, I didn't know visors could've been owned by more than one person, anyway Thanks for looking.
Bill
"Only a pimp in a Louisiana whore house carries a pearl handled revolver"
- General George Smith Patton Jr.
That's a sweet looking example. Congratulations
I didn't go to the SOS either but have gotten some texts and seen some great purchases. Hopefully we will see them posted here
"Please", Thank You" and proper manners appreciated
My greatest fear is that one day I will die and my wife will sell my guns for what I told her I paid for them
"Don't tell me these are investments if you never intend to sell anything" (Quote: Wife)
Nice cap - on my screen the crown looks rather brownish. Both the eagle and the wreath seem to be positioned very low on the cap and the chinstrap is under the metal wreath. I don't know who put these there that way but they seem to have been there from the beginning on. Perhaps the person had had a hard week-end?
I think your right Wolfgang, none of the prongs penetrate the lining, cripes the moths really love chewing on piping, this is one more farbe off my list
"Only a pimp in a Louisiana whore house carries a pearl handled revolver"
- General George Smith Patton Jr.
Nice looking cap. Congrats on a great find. I could see caps getting passed down, through advancement in rank giving it to subordinate, friend, or because he got a new cap. Being sentimental and passing items on I believe occurred way more then we think. Normally with badges though.
I like your new addition very much enjoy.
Tim
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