Cav & Panzer: minty vs. salty

[Albert]

Side 2:

[Albert]

Top:

[Albert]

Inside:

[Albert]

Inside detail with leather sweat band in the forehead area:

[BenVK]

If you ever want to sell that one Albert, I'm your man, great cap.

[Albert]

If you ever want to sell that one Albert, I'm your man, great cap.

Thanks Ben ,

These are like a time capsule, one can almost smell the front line sweat, grease, and smoke

[billbert]

Ditto!!Wonderful!!Billbert

[B. N. Singer]

Nice items!

B. N. Singer

[SPQR]

Hi Albert
agree with all others collectors, beautiful caps.
I want only precise that maker of cavalery crusher is Erwin 'Freudemann' and not Erwin Friedemann
Congrats
Laurent

[Albert]

Hi Albert
agree with all others collectors, beautiful caps.
I want only precise that maker of cavalery crusher is Erwin 'Freudemann' and not Erwin Friedemann
Congrats
Laurent

Oops, you are correct Laurent

And thanks to all!

[jacquesf]

. Jacques

[Kreager]

All 4 are beautiful, I really like salty caps, but I never seem to have any in my collection .

These are wonderful examples and thanks for showing them to us.

[Glenn McInnes]

Great stuff Albert,thanks for showing.




Glenn

[stonemint]

Even I am in with all 4 pieces! Your Freudemann "crusher" is actually a Schellenberg. What is really interesting is that it has the leather visor and s/b--every Freudemann I have seen up to now have been later war pieces.

These were a real treat to see!

[galizien41]

Albert,
on the worn sidecap, is the soutache pink or copper brown? can not tell with my monitor?