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    #1

    PZ Overseas

    Hi Guys

    Please Opinions about this Pz Offizier Overseas.

    Many Thanks

    Seba
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        #4
        I like it!

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          #5
          I like it too!

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            #6
            me not. I have never seen this kind of wool on a private purchased officers side cap.

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              #7
              I think too that wool is not correct.

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                #8
                Any evidence of previous insignias and soutache seewn ?
                derka

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                  #9
                  I have veteran brought back example made from this type of wool. Very unusual, I agree. Not one that many would probably rush to buy. Neither the less, still a Panzer sidecap made of this wool and worn before May 1945.

                  This one was brought home from Italy in 1945 to NZ by a member of an Anti-tank unit. I got a few items from this engagement. Will also add some images of the soldbuch and dog tag,

                  Chris
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                    The Soldbuch, if you read this page carefully then you will see why GD personal were in Italy in 1944,

                    Chris
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                      The Dog tag, there is an interesting story with this one.
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                        The engagement they were taken in
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                          Another shot of the cap
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                            Inside of the cap. It has seen a lot of wear and use. Was at one time, pinched together at the top with two holding threads,

                            Chris
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                              I showed the wrong image in post number 10. The image I showed, had cut out an important piece of information beside the photo. This explains how this GD officer aspirant wound up in Italy 1944 fighting with 26 Pz.A.A. Sadly from what the veteran told me, I suspect he was killed in the engagement,

                              Chris
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                              Last edited by 90th Light; 06-15-2012, 05:53 AM.

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