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    Interesting HJ cap on Deathcard

    Well it is'nt that interesting but it looks pretty nice haha.

    Last edited by Kurt Meyer; 03-07-2012, 08:35 AM.
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    My goodness! A friend of mine has one of these exact Leader crusher caps (but not like the early ones) and nobody could tell him anything about it- he'll be thrilled to see a pic of one in wear! Thanks...

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      #3
      Great!

      And I would be thrilled to see that visor!!

      So if you have the chance?

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        http://www.google.de/imgres?imgurl=h...0&tx=69&ty=104

        Gerdan

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          #5
          Its not the same

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            #6
            That link shows the typical early "crusher style" visor of the HJ. Also found with a cloth covered visor. The one pictured on the death card is of the later configuration with black band and silver piping, but also a cloth visor which is extremely unusual. I had previously imagined that it was unique, but now I wonder (unless my friend has the same cap as the one on the card!).

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              Originally posted by Arran View Post
              That link shows the typical early "crusher style" visor of the HJ. Also found with a cloth covered visor. The one pictured on the death card is of the later configuration with black band and silver piping, but also a cloth visor which is extremely unusual. I had previously imagined that it was unique, but now I wonder (unless my friend has the same cap as the one on the card!).

              Agreed. This hat is in the M-36 configuration, but is definately a crusher.
              I wonder if it was private-purchase, or an RZM piece?
              This hat is completely unreferenced in any of the books, but here it is. Now to find one!
              NEC SOLI CEDIT

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                #8
                Here is another crusher similar to the one in the picture.... follow the link & then go to the 2nd. To the last post.It doesn't have the black band but has the cloth covered visor.



                http://www.warrelics.eu/forum/hitler...ions-16765-15/
                Last edited by rlimike; 03-08-2012, 07:51 PM. Reason: info.

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                  Thanks Mike- it too is one of the commonly seen early varieties...

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                    #10
                    Did anyone keep a copy of this photo?

                    thanks, Darek.

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