This Cap Came With It's Original Storage Box. It Was Made By A Manufacturer I Am Not Familiar With. It Has Survived In Pristeen Condition Being Stored In It's Original Hat Box. Likely, Left A Home For Wear On Leave. It Is Named To "Artur Omlor."
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Let me be the first to say that is one attractive visor. Some visors just speak to you and this is one of them. IMHO a pure untouched SS.
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NTZ wow you like this Cap without better pics etc..Originally posted by NTZ View PostLet me be the first to say that is one attractive visor. Some visors just speak to you and this is one of them. IMHO a pure untouched SS.
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Originally posted by besslein View PostNTZ wow you like this Cap without better pics etc..
I seen a few more pic of it. The cap looks great.
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Originally posted by NTZ View Post I seen a few more pic of it. The cap looks great.
yes this one is very nice
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re: Austrian Made Gray SS Visor
I think this cap is fake, but I'll do you a favor and give you $100 for it!
... amazing cap... you are one of the few that have an SS visor that is REAL.
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I know I scream fake 100X more than thumbs up but hey that is the reality of our hobby. It is very pleasing to see one you just look at and say, wow that looks good. No digging or prodding needed, it speaks for itself.Comment
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Forget that offer - I'll give you $200 for it.Comment
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Okay okay! Let me be the first to ask the burning Headgear Forum question. This is a pristeen and untouched visor. Bob, are the prongs on the Adler and TK through the lining?
"Activity! Activity! Speed! I greet you."
-Napoleon to Massena, advancing on Landshut, April 18, 1809
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Originally posted by Chris_Werner View PostOkay okay! Let me be the first to ask the burning Headgear Forum question. This is a pristeen and untouched visor. Bob, are the prongs on the Adler and TK through the lining?
NO PINS THROUGH THE LINING. THE INSIGNIA ARE ATTACHED WITH SUPER GLUE
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LOL. Is this the "super weapon" super glue developed to hold the V-2s together? I had heard rumors that there were experiments with various applications such as head gear insignia to save thread.
"Activity! Activity! Speed! I greet you."
-Napoleon to Massena, advancing on Landshut, April 18, 1809
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Guys, this hobby really doesn't get any better than this--two !
Bob, can you post a pic of the original box it came in?NEC SOLI CEDITComment
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