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Hi guys,
what do you think about this overseas cap?
Best regards,
SergeyComment
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Strange lining but I like the cap.
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I say early postwar. A couple of these popped up a few years ago here on the WAF, from a guy in Austria I think.WAF LIFE COACHComment
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Hello Gene,Originally posted by Gene View Post
it was the discussion or they were on e-stend?
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SergeyComment
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That must have been before my time. I would be interested to learn more about that obviously.Comment
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I seem to remember there were two caps posted for comment, and they ended up on the e-stand. Don't remember much else.WAF LIFE COACHComment
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Originally posted by Gene View Post
Hi Gene,
If you remember the discussion.
Please tell me on what grounds determined that she postwar?
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SergeyComment
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I did a quick search on the maker but couldn't find the thread.Comment
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Hello Adam,Originally posted by Adam S. View Post
Thank you for your interest and assistance.
About this manufacturer on the net I found only this:
http://kleinanzeigen.ebay.de/anzeige...410491-154-967
It would be nice to ask the manufacturer. Whether it is his work, and when it's done?
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SergeyComment
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Could that tag be a transplant ???....as "Pelze" in German means furs....just like the fur coat link!
but for it to be added...the liner must have been opened up...??? but it does not appear to have been...Comment
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Maybe during the WW2, this manufacturer carried out private commissions for making military uniforms and headgears IMHOOriginally posted by kapitein View PostComment
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