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    Signal visor cap in Norway / Opinions please

    Signal visor cap. Opinions are most welcome.

    Cincerely,

    Der Jäger

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    #2
    Cavalry piping imo. Jacques

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      #3
      Definitely Cav yellow.

      Don

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        #4
        Did EREL ever use such low-quality wool, even on late war caps?

        Bob Shoaf

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          #5
          Thanks for answers. Bob, you are right, its a late war cap.
          It is now stated that this cap is a cavallery cap, not a pioneers cap as incorrectly described in the headline.

          Further expert comments on details like insignia, cloth etc. on this CAVALLERY visor are most welcome.

          Cincerely,

          Loke

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            #6
            Looks like a nice cavallery EREL but I beleave the sweatband is reattached.
            I can't beelave or better I never seen a mint EREL like this with such a poor sweatband extension!

            steiner99

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              #7
              Originally posted by steiner99 View Post
              ...but I beleave the sweatband is reattached.
              Hi Steiner99,

              thx for your comment. If a reattachment is the case, do you think this could have been done during the war?

              Cincerely,

              Loke

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                #8
                Originally posted by Robert Shoaf View Post
                Did EREL ever use such low-quality wool, even on late war caps?

                Bob Shoaf

                Bob--yes, but not often--you see more of the heavy Trikot than the "blanket-wool" (as I call it).
                NEC SOLI CEDIT

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                  #9
                  By June 1944 no Cavalry existed, according to the book "The German Order of Battle" which was directly reprinted post war from collated from Allied intelligence prior to the D Day landings.

                  This would make this cap Panzer Recon..

                  I would be interested in what other members think about that statement from the 1944 Allied Inteligence.

                  J T

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                    #10
                    hi

                    Hi Loke
                    Congrats nice cavalery cap.
                    I have seen serveral caps with this type of SB attacement here in Norway.

                    I think they find a Big storage in the 1960`s with a lot of untouched visors in all diffrent piping colours here in Norway,with that SB attachement.

                    J T i dont now anything about Cavalery dident exsist after June 1944 but hope some can help us to get that info.

                    Best regards
                    Turbo

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by sturmbannfuhrer View Post
                      By June 1944 no Cavalry existed, according to the book "The German Order of Battle" which was directly reprinted post war from collated from Allied intelligence prior to the D Day landings.

                      This would make this cap Panzer Recon..

                      I would be interested in what other members think about that statement from the 1944 Allied Inteligence.

                      J T
                      I think Phillip Freiherr von Boselager would have been very surprised to hear that, JT...

                      Don

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by steiner99 View Post
                        Looks like a nice cavallery EREL but I beleave the sweatband is reattached.
                        I can't beelave or better I never seen a mint EREL like this with such a poor sweatband extension!

                        steiner99
                        I believe it is 100% wartime original. I don't know exactly what the reason for the need of a sweatband extension was, but I have a heavily worn erel infantry visor with a very similar one. It was probably just due to wartime shortages and the national psyche which frowned on wasting even a strip of leather. Maybe a newbie cut a bunch of sweatbands too short.
                        But why they couldn't have put it in a smaller cap, I don't know.

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by Brian Bonini View Post
                          I don't know exactly what the reason for the need of a sweatband extension was, but I have a heavily worn erel infantry visor with a very similar one.
                          I don't have any ideas about original visors.
                          But i have a guess why a sweatband-extension was neccessary.
                          When you look into early war pictures of a soldier and then in late war pictures you can see significant changes on their bodyweight and physiognomy.
                          Through to less food and stress they lost a lot of weight.
                          So maybe this specific visor simply didn't fit anymore the soldiers head diameter and he let put a additional sweatband to make it smaller.

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