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    Post Your Thickest Piping!

    Lets see your thickest-piped visors. I don't own this one anymore (and I hope Erich doesn't mind me posting it ), but it was the thickest piped visor I ever owned in 30 years of collecting--it was a Halfar.

    Check out these "rivers 'o pink":
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    #2
    OK i have 2 fat ones here the come
    Hans

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      #3
      You guys are sick My thickest piping. That's rich.

      -Gerard

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        #4
        Hello Gentlemen,
        Wonderful, wonderful, I too just love these fat piped babys .
        Thanks for starting this thread. I can't wait to see more.
        Curtiss

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          #5
          That infantry is one fatty!

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            #6
            Originally posted by Gerard/Relic Hunter View Post
            You guys are sick My thickest piping. That's rich.

            -Gerard
            its just for fun !

            Hans

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              #7
              Lufr Visor

              Hans, I think thats one of the nicest Luft visors I've ever seen. Alex

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                #8
                As a complete newbie, how was the piping attached? was in integral part of the caps original construction, ie, sewn into the top, sides and front at the time of manufacture, or was it attached after the cap was completed. apologies if this is a really numbskull sort of question to all experts.

                regards

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                  #9
                  Hans, those are PHAT!
                  NEC SOLI CEDIT

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                    #10
                    Infantry Officers:

                    RonR

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                      #11
                      Coastal Artillery:

                      RonR

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                        RonR

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                          #13
                          my eyes are hurting from all that sunny yellow brightness

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                            #14
                            FAT boys !

                            Hans

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                              #15
                              Ron, Great caps. I the coastal arty and infantry. They have that "if I could talk" look. Jacques

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