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    WWII Russian Overseas Cap

    I have this WWII Russian overseas cap for sale on the e-stand right now and would like to have your opinions, because I am not an expert on Russian militaria. I am posting it for another member/potential buyer due to his concern. Thanks you in advance, Jay
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    Last edited by VE45; 09-21-2008, 10:27 AM.
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              Hi Jay, sorry, I would say it is not a wartime example. The cap star is certainly post war too.

              Cheers, Ade.

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                Thanks Ade, I will remove it from the stand. What era is it from and what would it be worth? Thanks, Jay

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                  I´d say it´s from the 70´s - 80´s, for being worn with the field/labor uniform. If worn in field, star should be olive drab.

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                    Sad to say value is going to be very low, about $15.

                    Cheers, Ade.

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                      I'd say that was a 70's/80's one too.

                      And the capstar certainly is.

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                        Thanks

                        Thank you everyone for your replys and knowledge. It's bad news but at least it kept the prospective buyer and myself from making a mistake. I should have posted it hear before trying to sell it. I don't know much about Russian militaria, but it was sold to me as WWII. Thanks again, Jay

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