"Deutsche Wertarbeit"--consensus?

[Marc verstraete]

Of course, a General ...

[Marc verstraete]

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[stonemint]

Feurwehr visor with the logo:

[stonemint]

Above logo:

[Waffenreich]

Thoughts on this one? My first impression is that it's legit, however I don't recall ever seeing a Heer visor with the underside of the visor being green like a Polizei visor.

Unfortunately this is the only picture I've got. It's reported to be a Heer Gebirgsjager visor.

[enorepap]

Thoughts on this one? My first impression is that it's legit, however I don't recall ever seeing a Heer visor with the underside of the visor being green like a Polizei visor.

Unfortunately this is the only picture I've got. It's reported to be a Heer Gebirgsjager visor.

I like it. Its brother (courtesy of member Frans H.):

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...highlight=arwa

Best regards

[Waffenreich]

I like it. Its brother (courtesy of member Frans H.):

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...highlight=arwa

Best regards

Grazie Fratello

Saluti!

Bob

[stonemint]

A new twist to this mystery maker--they must have been in Eastern Germany, as this is a DDR Feuerwehr visor:

[stonemint]

Another one with "standard" construction, ie, the Pekuro-type Stirndruckfrei and no side panels:

[stonemint]

Artillery "crusher style" by Deutsche Wert Arbeit:

[Angry]

Was Cobra a fantasy label, or are there legitimate examples?

[enorepap]

Was Cobra a fantasy label, or are there legitimate examples?

Yes Angry, Cobra was a legitimate maker, but, considering the evolution of modern falsifications, it is a real minefield. Do a research on WAF and you will realize it personally. Merry Christmas

[stonemint]

SS SD (or Beamte)--whatever it was supposed to be, it is a ground-up fake: