NSFK beretmütze

[Barzini]

Greetings

I would like to get your advice on this beret...

[Barzini]

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[Pascal Bernhard]

Hi,
I do not like it.
It is not made like a NSFK beret should be made. ..
will post pics of a real one later.

[Pascal Bernhard]

see below...

Top had to be made like a black "Panzer" Beret and not like peaked cap without visor...

[rlimike]

see below...

Top had to be made like a black "Panzer" Beret and not like peaked cap without visor...

Pascal ... thanks for the info. as I came close to pulling the trigger on that beret

[GAMS1]

For me it's a good one ...i like it from what i see !
More pictures could be needed to be sure but the piping looks nice ...
I've already seen the 2 versions of making , like a "beret basque" in one piece and in more pieces of wool sewn together like a Schirmmütze ?
Nick

[Barzini]

Pascal, thank you very much for your kind reply and for the pictures. Now it is very clear how an original looks like ...

[stonemint]

I can only say that I have yet to see a Reichspost beret with a seam:

[Pascal Bernhard]

Pascal, thank you very much for your kind reply and for the pictures. Now it is very clear how an original looks like ...

You are welcome

Here-with more detail pics...

[Pascal Bernhard]

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[Pascal Bernhard]

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[wilhelm Saris]

According to the September 3, 1937 regulation the beret, known as Dienstmütze and worn with the brownshirt, should be made from "knitted" wool (gestrickter Wolle). This beret was known as a Flachmütze or Baskenmütze. In volume 5 for "Headgear of Hitlers'Germany" such knitted version is shown on page 159.

[Pascal Bernhard]

According to the September 3, 1937 regulation the beret, known as Dienstmütze and worn with the brownshirt, should be made from "knitted" wool (gestrickter Wolle). This beret was known as a Flachmütze or Baskenmütze. In volume 5 for "Headgear of Hitlers'Germany" such knitted version is shown on page 159.

Thank you Wim for the additional info. !

[Barzini]

Thank you Wim for the additional info. !

thank you very much to both of you for providing the additional photos and clarifications