Article about: This is propably the 1000th post regarding pilotkas, because for beginners the many materials, factories and eras make them very hard to identify. So I found a pilotka from a flea market jus
This is propably the 1000th post regarding pilotkas, because for beginners the many materials, factories and eras make them very hard to identify.
So I found a pilotka from a flea market just yesterday, and because it was cheap I just bought it without further measures, what I did notice was that the table also had a lot of genuine items from the continuation war (1941-45), such as matchboxes and booklets.
Even though it was with those items, I still think that the material of the inside is more like those from the cold war, but the markings are very aged, and hard to read. Maybe the one says something about Voroshilov? (This one on the outside)
So if you know about the materials or know russian, please tell me where it came from, and how old is it?
Yup, pretty much knew it because the cotton is very smooth and not the thick kind from the war.
Can you tell me what kind of band do wartime ones usually have, definately not the one on mine, but I saw this one with smooth cotton liner that was made in 1941, is that the most common one?
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