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    Hi I just saw this on the web and wondered if it was good or not. I am not sure if the insignia are good or not. Thanks for any help
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      #3
      A 1940 dated fez for a unit the was officially formed on March 1st 1943 and wasn't authorised by Hitler till 10th February 1943.

      The insignia may be good but appear re-applied.

      So in my honest opinion you've got either a bad stamp in a re-badged fez OR a total duff.

      Ian

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        #4
        I think I read here that the early Fezes were taken from French stock so possible. It appears to have the wide sweatband which are not usually associated with the Dachau manufactured

        See this thread ref French manufactured Fez: http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...&highlight=fez

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          #5
          The 1940 date on the sweatband is ok, see this thread:
          http://wehrmacht-awards.com/forums/s...940+fez&page=2
          Regards,
          Fred

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            #6
            In which case the logic is reversed and it appears to be almost certainly correct

            The 40 date would definately have had me running

            Ian

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              #7
              Very Understandable . I always knew there were two types.. Not until recently did I know of the French Connection in their manufacture. If you think about it, early elements of the Division were trained and then some even mutinied in France

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                #8
                Bad insignia.

                Take a look at the eagle's feet...

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                  #9
                  Hi here is another fez from the same seller with a close up of the insignia
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by ryanww2 View Post
                    Hi here is another fez from the same seller with a close up of the insignia
                    It is the same fez.

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                      #11
                      Now with the close ups . The sewing doesn't look typical of fezzes. Probably a stripped fez and then reapplied insignia .I guess skull a bad one too Brad ?

                      Ian you weren't off the mark. I still think it was a good fez at one time!!

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by Dennis S View Post
                        I guess skull a bad one too Brad ?
                        Yes, both the skull and eagle are reproductions.

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                          #13
                          thanks guys

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