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    Marke Dalluge

    This maker (which I believe is really a distributor) is somewhat controversial, because the logo is so heavily faked (primarily by Janke). I used to think that it was a fantasy maker, simply because of Kurt Dalluge and the "police-star" emblem. However, real ones do exist.

    Here is the standard Janke Dalluge (pictured in Vol 4 of the Headgear of Hitler's Germany as a real SS officers):
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    Another Janke Dalluge if you're still unconvinced:
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      #3
      It is listed in the Wilkins book (Gary, where have you been?):
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        #4
        I believe this is WAF member Heinrich's--a real one, and a Marke Standard:
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          #5
          Pleating on Heinrichs--Pekuro had nothing on Marke Standard as far as that goes:
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            #6
            This one is on eban right now--has that typical Marke Standard pneumatic look with the high peak:
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              #7
              Textbook Marke Standard right down to the 1/2-moon stirndruckfrei feature and the ersatz s/b:
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                #8
                So, my current opinion is Marke Dalluge was a distributor, but not all Dalluge's were Marke Standards.
                The key to the mystery will be finding a Marke Standard in a political visor, and having Derek C. unlock the secret with his RZM files...the hunt goes on!
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                  #9
                  Hallo Stone

                  I have attentively inspected this logo and I'm sufficiently convinced the real one shows the following peculiarities:

                  - the 12-pointed star is brighter than the inner circle;
                  - the monogram's types E and D substantially meet;
                  - with respect to the maker's name, the flat pole of the small L is longer than the corresponding one of the big L and nearly strikes the U type; the middle flat pole of the E type is finer than the others;
                  - with respect to the Hannover's inscrïption, the H type denotes a regular thickness; the twin N types are nearly closed downwards; the figures 2, 3, 38 and 39 denote a very distinguishable shape.

                  I hope this will be helpful for our search

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                    #10
                    IMO Dallüge was distributor who named his goods.
                    But Hannover was a big military city and im wondering about all the other real Dallüge visors.....

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                      #11
                      Maybe it's a good idea to share some additional photos of my Dallüge TSD visor. The fact that it's TSD already implies that it's a very late model...

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                            double post

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                              #15
                              Hi Kurt,

                              looks indeed late to me!

                              Regards

                              heinrich

                              P.S.: Everything fine with the erel cap?

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