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    Cap year 36, your opinion please

    Hello, can you tell me your thought about thisd cap : reassembly ?











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    #2
    Nobody for an opinion ?????

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      #3
      It has one too many makers stamps, one from Germany one from Austria, make up your mind.

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        #4
        I think that cap been repaired that's why it has two stamps ; one of the maker and one of repair company. The stamp with X si for repaired items if I'm not wrong.

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          #5
          Originally posted by anmarlodz View Post
          I think that cap been repaired that's why it has two stamps ; one of the maker and one of repair company. The stamp with X si for repaired items if I'm not wrong.
          Very interesting...the markings do look legit, I did not have an explanation for them though. Can anyone else back this explanation up?

          Valuable piece of info if validated.

          Richard

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            #6
            Re work cap using several to make 1 good 1..Billbert

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              #7
              It seems that there are two sizes: 53 and 54. The buffer 1940 is very worn and the other not. The badge seems crudely stitched and not the diamond shape. It all seems weird ...

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                #8
                I suggest it is a reworked cap (assembled mid-war for rear eschelon and foreign volunteer troops) made from an earlier cap and/or pieces of earlier caps. The Graz stamp is probably the correct date and size. Original piece missing the eagle IMO.

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                  #9
                  Ok thanks and for the insign ? reassembly ?

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