propaganda visor

[wessel]

Just catching up on some old posts!
We have an insoluble problem with colours on Forums in that as soon as you post a picture the colour becomes a matter of the quality of the camera, the photographer, your computer etc. etc.

I have a good chart from the now-defunct British version of Militaria, published in February 1994...there must be others out there who also have this. Page 14 gives a very helpful colour chart which I am posting, but subject, of course to my original provisos!

The 'ticks' are those I had in my collection at one time or another, sadly now not many left!

[turbopanzer]

Turb' you are now the KING of the honor goblets..

It is as DonC said in his post, a pleasure to work with a collecting colleague such as yourself who has asked questions and noticed in the item the answers. Many people would argue and lose the opportunity to get rid of a bad one.

From your posts, we have all learned some interesting and very useful techniques to spot a few better knock ups.

You have a marvelous collection of caps and a super Lufty goblet. Keep posting your future finds.

all the best JT

Hi
Thanks JT for kind words and great support.

Best regards
Turbo

[turbopanzer]

Just catching up on some old posts!
We have an insoluble problem with colours on Forums in that as soon as you post a picture the colour becomes a matter of the quality of the camera, the photographer, your computer etc. etc.

I have a good chart from the now-defunct British version of Militaria, published in February 1994...there must be others out there who also have this. Page 14 gives a very helpful colour chart which I am posting, but subject, of course to my original provisos!

The 'ticks' are those I had in my collection at one time or another, sadly now not many left!

Nice piping page i hope other who have somthinke like that page shouldt post ,i and others shuld be very happy ,but i tought chaplain was purple

Best regards
Turbo

[wessel]

Violet is the colour named in Wim Saris' book on Headgear of the Army, as does Davis in his Army Uniforms book.