I will give you detail. First it has a silver grommet. I have only seen brass used. I will keep an open mind on these but it is not the only problem. Next the peak stiffener in not the type traditionally found on these Erel’s. The usually have a folded piece of cloth sewn in as part of the peak stiffener.
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Originally posted by Kreager View PostThanks Nick,
You would think if they were to go through this much trouble why not go with a more desirable waffenfarbe?
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Originally posted by turbopanzer View PostHi
Thanks for the comments
I have life time garanty on this hat ,so i probably get rid of it.
But anyway Please be more specefic Dave and Kreager
Best regards
Turbo
Turbo, Nick covered it! Send it back via its 'lifetime' guarantee...Regards,
Dave
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I can see that the bill have been resewn from the photos. I can only guess that the cap must have been crsuhed by some reason and the bill have been changed, the cap may have gotten a new cap stiffener, or maybe not. The interior have for sure been resewn in the front after the change of the bill, that would explain the extra holes in the lining.
Here agin we are, is it a textbook cap = NO. Does that mean it is a fake = NO. Can it still be a fake = Possibly, but definatly not sure.
Does it commend a lower price because of that = YES
Lasse K
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Originally posted by Lasse Kongo View PostI can see that the bill have been resewn from the photos. I can only guess that the cap must have been crsuhed by some reason and the bill have been changed, the cap may have gotten a new cap stiffener, or maybe not. The interior have for sure been resewn in the front after the change of the bill, that would explain the extra holes in the lining.
Here agin we are, is it a textbook cap = NO. Does that mean it is a fake = NO. Can it still be a fake = Possibly, but definatly not sure.
Does it commend a lower price because of that = YES
Lasse K
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Yes, I would most certainly also not buy the cap. Anyhow not by pictures alone, I would naturally need to have it in hand and examine it.
But still, that does not make it a definitive fake. I think it is time we start to be a bit careful with the judgements.
Not textbook = Not Original.
Naturally many items can be deemed as fakes by pictures alone, but those who can not with 100% certainity I think it is enough we point out all anomalities we can see. Usually a hand on inspection is needed to positivly say something is not original. Today to many "experts" tend to do it by pictures alone which is dangerous.
Jusat point out the problem areas and that would be enough for any collector to make up his mind if he want to buy a cap which is non textbook or not.
Lasse
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One thing I would like to clear up regarding two of the caps turbo posted is the nickel-plated grommet thing. Out of all the Erel’s I have ever owned, seen, examined that were original NONE had nickel-plated grommets. All have been brass. All of a sudden two pop up. Can anyone post a pic of an original Erel with a nickel-plated grommet? If these did exist on period Erel's I would like some proof of it.
One more comment. Both visors that had the nickel plating were doggy.
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Originally posted by Lasse Kongo View Post
But still, that does not make it a definitive fake. I think it is time we start to be a bit careful with the judgements.
Not textbook = Not Original.
Lasse
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