Are theses Afrika fake caps going around

[R.Beck]

previous eBay auction from a few months back

http://www.ebay.de/itm/Original-Aska...p2047675.l2557

[R.Beck]

Any now the current auction that just showed up. These are strikingly similar


http://www.ebay.de/itm/Alte-deutsche...item4aee73cc96

[R.Beck]

Forgive me for the error in the title. Seems "Theses" is not a word lol. Cant believe I typed that

[Chip M]

I believe they are total fakes. The markings are made to deceive.

[R.Beck]

I believe they are total fakes. The markings are made to deceive.

That's what I surmised on the first auction. Someone lost an assload of money

[pauke]

word

"Theses" is actually the plural of "thesis". And the headgear does appear hypothetical after much research to produce them as per the definition.

[R.Beck]

"Theses" is actually the plural of "thesis". And the headgear does appear hypothetical after much research to produce them as per the definition.

Oh Pauke, very astute observation young man

[120rir]

Very cleverly dirtied on the inside but pristine elsewhere should be a big red flag. I saw a comparable "too good to be true" example at the militaria show in Pomona, California (L.A.) several years back. For a split second I got all excited but then came to my senses and walked away. The same guy also had a fantastic, minty, camo-ed cut-out Stahlhelm. Again - too good to be true.

[Brian L.]

I don't know much about head-gear. But, I do know about this seller, galec-galec. The name is another incarnation of "the Club" and their minions. Several sellers located in either Köln or Aachen are all part of this network of crooks selling very convincing but fake orders, decorations, insignia, uniforms, headgear, documents etc.

Some of these scum-bags have been listed on the 'e-Bay sellers to beware of' thread on the Imperial forum including galec-galec who I listed awhile back. Nothing these people sell is genuine.