Different Pekuro Sweatshield Labels

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Another Variation

Here's another one that is a little different from what has been posted so far.

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picture 2

the second picture

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3rd picture

the third picture

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the last picture of this cap

picture 4

[sturmbannfuhrer]

Hi dcdefend,

that is a nice postwar Pekuro, these are identifyable by the 1890 on the top of the sweatshield, along with the Pekuro imprint in the front of the sweatband, plus one or two other traits that others will know of.

Keep em coming

J T

[stonemint]

DC--do you have an exterior pic of the cap?

[sturmbannfuhrer]

Is it an A-SS Officer?

[dcdefend]

pekuro visor

Yes, an A-SS Officer visor.

[sturmbannfuhrer]

Yes, an A-SS Officer visor.

One of the reasons I opened this thread was to get as many different versions of the known Pekuro liners out in the open, so that we could use it as a reference point to stop chaps accidentally buying post war visors that have been modified to represent wartime visors.

DC, I have to ask, did you buy this cap as an original or as a repro?

J T

[dcdefend]

Pekuro visor

This hat was bought in the late 60s as an original (I believe) and has been in one collection for the last 40 years.

[stonemint]

JT--I believe this is a Pekuro logo variant, and one that was used only for a short period of time during the early war period. The wording is the same, except for the Gothic font. Sweatband had the correct Pekky perforation pattern and the velvet rim:

[sturmbannfuhrer]

JT--I believe this is a Pekuro logo variant, and one that was used only for a short period of time during the early war period. The wording is the same, except for the Gothic font. Sweatband had the correct Pekky perforation pattern and the velvet rim:

Hi Chris, it looks like a good one keep your dragnet going for some more


J T

[stonemint]

1946-49 logo (with Reichspatent):

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Above postwar Pekuro hat (credit: Paul G):

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Another immediate postwar logo (45-49):