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    Interesting Army Tropical cap in wear

    Hello everybody,
    I want to share a nice portrait of a Pioneer wearing a field-cap which is not exactly what I am used to see.
    Is it a taylor made one? What do you think?

    Gustavo
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    Originally posted by Gustavo66 View Post
    Hello everybody,
    I want to share a nice portrait of a Pioneer wearing a field-cap which is not exactly what I am used to see.
    Is it a taylor made one? What do you think?

    Gustavo
    Hi Gustavo,
    You should probably post this in the Cloth Headgear Forum to get all the Headgear heavyweights to answer your question.
    ---Norm

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      #3
      Originally posted by Norm F View Post
      Hi Gustavo,
      You should probably post this in the Cloth Headgear Forum to get all the Headgear heavyweights to answer your question.
      ---Norm

      Thanks for the advice,
      I will do it

      Gustavo

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        #4
        Wonder what patch he is wearing.. very cool pic
        Matt

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          #5
          Sleeve patch is qualified steuermann = coxwain (assault boat operator)

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            #6
            Interesting patch.

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              #7
              EXCELLENT photo.
              He's wearing the m40 variant, as seen below.
              The image is clear enough to see the stitching pass over the cocade, with the typical 'baseball' cap profile.
              Mark.
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              Last edited by NZMark; 05-26-2009, 11:26 PM.

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                #8
                Originally posted by NZMark View Post
                EXCELLENT photo.
                He's wearing the m40 variant, as seen below.
                The image is clear enough to see the stitching pass over the cocade, with the typical 'baseball' cap profile.
                Mark.
                Thanks to all for the comments,

                Mark,
                thank you very much for identifying the cap and for posting the pic of it, I've never seen it before. Is the interior red as in the other models?
                Really a nice piece.

                Gustavo

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                  #9
                  Gustavo,
                  You are very welcome - Your photo is superb
                  Here are two links to views of this cap -
                  http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...+m40+variation
                  http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=251416
                  Best Regards,
                  Mark

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                    Mark,
                    I'm surprised that you didn't ask if the photo was dated at all.

                    Mark G

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                      #11
                      Mark,
                      Already PM'd Gustavo

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                        #12
                        it's seems to be taken somewhere in italy or so.

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by NZMark View Post
                          Mark,
                          Already PM'd Gustavo
                          Hello Mark,
                          thanks for providing the links, really a unique cap!

                          Unfortunately the picture is not dated but this document is from the same soldier and is dated June 43, so it must be summer 43 or summer 44.

                          Gustavo
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                            #14
                            Originally posted by anmarlodz View Post
                            it's seems to be taken somewhere in italy or so.

                            You are right, the picture was taken in Italy (photo paper "Tensi")

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