Would anyone please let me know if it's possible to tell what maker eagle and skull might be applied on this original visor. For the record: this named visor is vet acquired and never messed with. I didn't know if it's possible to tell makers without removing the insignia which, of course, I won't do. No problem if it's not possible but just curious. Thanks in advance.
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The skull is a Deschler for sure.
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I could probably tell, but only with a much better closeup photo of the eagle by itself.
Skull is a Deschler, as was already stated.
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Thank you guys. I appreciate the education. Hope these extra pics help.Comment
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the eagle photo is blurred and tilted
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The characteristics of the head, eye pos ,Beak, eyebrow ....
the distances between this point and the other ....
I would bet on an RZM M1 / 17 Assmann.Comment
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I also believe that it is an Assmann. Of course, this one could be marked either "155/36", or "M1/17".
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I hope the owner resists the urge to remove the eagle to check the mfgr.
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Good job Howard! The cap and badges DO appear unmessed with IMO and I would NEVER remove them. A private-purchase SS Officer's cap is 10 times rarer (and more desirable IMO) than a Kleiderkasse cap and yours is a beauty!
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