Dutch made Overseas Cap

[nickwall]

dutch cap.

Hello. very nice photo. Here is the inside. Nick.

[djpool]

All very nice caps. Congrats Ben.WR Jim

[NickG]

Another conversion

Here's another conversion of a Dutch field cap remodeled to look German; Even German ventilation grommets were added! The caps is shown with a German modified Dutch (Osttrüppen) tunic to illustrate the exact color match, both being converted pieces in Dutch wool!
Collection of WAF member "Kapitein" and posted on his behalf. Nick

[NickG]

Dutch markings

Inside liner view showing Dutch depot markings! (1938). Note added lining material used during the transformation to make the cap look German!

[djpool]

Check this thread post 887.Jim

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...126971&page=60

[nickwall]

Wow! Very nice.

[michiel01]

Hello,

I know it's an old topic, but I have also a different variant of the Dutch reissued overseas cap, as you see:




Not in the best condition of all, but I like it very much and not really easy to find.

[billbert]

Actually post number 22 is more likely a Czech conversion rather than Dutch..JMHO Billbert

[michiel01]

Well made this gives some more information, I remembered it had a very vage CM marking, which would be conclusive..... (it is in my hands now) but can't see it very well at the moment, thought it was a reworked Officirs hat.

[billbert]

Yes I would say Czech for sure..I think they had the largest free standing army before they were sold... Billbert

[billbert]

Czech for sure..Billbert

[nickwall]

Czech cap.

[Lenny W]

excellent pic Nick

[billbert]

It may be a foto anomoly BUT it may also be SOUTACHE !! Billbert

[Winkelman]

One more CONVERTED Dutch sidecap .