Is it a true "jager"crusher?

[HIGGINS]

Hallo Higgins

In my personal opinion, it is a common late-war, boiled-wool visor, made by Max LINDNER of Munchen, Augustenstr. 7.

It would be very interesting to see if there are any traces of some previous insignias and buttons.

best regards

No traces of insignias and buttons...

[HIGGINS]

Size 54

[HIGGINS]

No traces of insignias and buttons

[HIGGINS]

Manifacturer's seam

[HIGGINS]

can you post a clearer foto of the eagle?
I could be a known fake one, but i´m not sure on this foto.

Ok, photo of the eagle
No problem for me

[HIGGINS]

While I totally agree with the fact that the order was ignored & this gorgeous piece of headgear was considered a Knautschmütze by contemporaries; I would just like to add that General officer's were explicitly excluded from the official wear out date (April 1st 1942). So it's technically absolutely legal for a General to be wearing an Alter Art after this date. That is also why you see General's crushers with Bevo gold insignia out there...

HIGGINS --- I love your Knautschmütze!

Kurt

Thanks Kurt for your explanation and photo

[Kreager]

I like the looks of this cap.

[Mike Davis]

I like it too. It does look like Jaeger piping color after all. Great cap!

[Glenn McInnes]

Eagle looks good,not the type I was thinking of.



Glenn

[HIGGINS]

Many thanks Kreager, Mike , Glenn