Sure...what is worth same as nothing when they tell you something. Anyway, you need to be happy with the Hat, i don't own it, i just know it is all but a GBJ Cap and that is 100%.
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AntiqueWW2 and again you don't believe the opinion of Weitzes employees now. It is strange how you keep telling it's a fake, but don't say why... I've seen that quite often on this forum now.Comment
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You post that Thing for Opinion, and this is what you got from everyone who posted in this Thread. That Hat is no Gebirgsjager Cap, was never used by them. If you don't accept the Opinion, then I would simply suggest not to post it. Beside that, what an Employee from Weitze tells you is worth....nothing. But when they offer you Money...be happy and sell it
And now...enjoy your Hat...
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I'm with AntiqueWW2. The hat has nothing to do with a bergmutze.Comment
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The cut is totally wrong ! the sides cloth band is not even going down but is sewn in a fixed position .Typical of postwar caps .
Only private made caps may have this kind of cut period and very rarely .
This is a known larger manufacturer which has never produced such a cap before 1945 . Postwar ? yes !
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Willy Sprengpfeil's wartime address was Hamburg 19 and it seems that's what is printed in the cap that started this thread.
Why else would I bother to post..Comment
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It's quite a disappointment to learn one of your items is not original...most of us have experienced that. Some very respected individuals have voiced their thoughts...not a single one has approved...time to stop defending it and learn from it
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