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      #47
      Originally posted by stonemint View Post
      Ralph and Karl--what to you make out the initials to be? I am going to try to figure this out by a process of elimination.
      Looks like S B W A, I don't know what these stand for??

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        #48
        Thanks, Karl--I'll go to work on it!

        Nick, even upside-down those Argos DO have the plushest doeskin--Argo is first on my list, with "marke standard" a close second
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          #49
          I believe I may have posted this before but as Argo is the topic of the moment here is an example of one their hats with a watered silk lining. I only recently found out the maker of these hats thanks to the forum. This maker, or perhaps tailor, was situated on the exclusive Wilhelmstrasse in Berlin.
          Derek

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            #50
            I have an Oscar Jakob, anyone else have one of these.

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              #51
              Derek--I haven't seen your Argo--do you mind posting it in its own thread? This is truly one of the most underrated makers of the III Reich. The Wilhelmstr. was one of the most exclusive addresses--it also was the home of the Foreign Ministry (and there has to be a Diplo hat out there somewhere with this logo!)
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                #52
                This is on the e-stand right now (I can't believe it hasn't been snapped up yet!) --a WH artillery officers hat made by HPC, which stands for Hermann Potthoff Coesfeld. You will note they use the term "Frischluft"--"fresh air", which they patented:
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                  #53
                  When you see this logo with "Frischluft" (and the logo has been faked) it should be accompanied by the frischluft system--a series of 6 grommet vent holes (which had to be a lot more effective that Erels system--sorry Erel guys). These hats are rare, to say the least!:
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                    #54
                    Dear Stonemint,
                    That interior shot was the only picture still sitting on my hard drive. I will get the cap out and take some fresh pictures for you.
                    Derek

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                      #55
                      Originally posted by stonemint View Post
                      When you see this logo with "Frischluft" (and the logo has been faked) it should be accompanied by the frischluft system--a series of 6 grommet vent holes (which had to be a lot more effective that Erels system--sorry Erel guys). These hats are rare, to say the least!:
                      The correct wreath is even rarer.

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                        #56
                        I think I hear the need for a "post your Argos" thread--NTZ is right, these have to have the plushest doeskin I have ever seen.
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                          #57
                          This maker is from a Kriegs Coastal Artillery visor cap.

                          Tony
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                            The front of the Coastal Artillery.
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                              Does anyone have any information on this maker ???
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                                #60
                                Originally posted by Karl S. View Post
                                Does anyone have any information on this maker ???
                                It is an original factory often founded on LW visors.
                                Also I have a NCO flak visor of this factory.
                                Carlo

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