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600 euros for a chinstrap??? no thanks too muchLast edited by 48RMC; 01-07-2013, 07:06 AM. -
Yet another product of the Fourth Reich.
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Agreed. Has to be an early BRD one. Sweatband is a crudely sewn-in replacement.NEC SOLI CEDITComment
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The auction was cancelled at the last minute (the high bidder probably got tipped off that it was bogus, and then complained to Ebay that it was a Nazi hat to get him out of getting stuck with it).
As this will come up again, here are the pics:NEC SOLI CEDITComment
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RB #ed top. This hat is a definate franky--mix of TR and BRD:NEC SOLI CEDITComment
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Does anyone know if the Bundesmarine used Celleon on their visors?:NEC SOLI CEDITComment
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Enorepap--did we ever decide who this logo was for? Was it Kohrt or Klotz ?NEC SOLI CEDITComment
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Anyway, I have seen this logo only on postwar BRD Bundesmarine caps.NEC SOLI CEDITComment
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cheesecloth covered top:NEC SOLI CEDITComment
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Sweatband is crudely sewn in:NEC SOLI CEDITComment
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I'm a little late for the "discussion" but here is Thomsen's comment...
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Originally posted by Kurt View PostI'm a little late for the "discussion" but here is Thomsen's comment...
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Hallo ChrisOriginally posted by stonemint View Post
Good question!
Any opinions based only on the logo would be risky: in fact, I've seen so far this logo (a capital K superimposed on the vessel’s sail) used on postwar visors by many companies, but some of them were definitely established long before the WW2:
Gebr. KLOTZ of Kiel
R. KRAUSE Jr. of Kappeln
Gustav BURGHOFF KG Hute u. Mutzen inh. R.u.M. WEGENER, untere Konigstrasse 66, Kassel
G. WORTMANN of Lubeck
Carl KOHRT of Kiel, (who used also a lighthouse, painted with three alternate blue stripes, against which a wave breaks itself. This logo was used also by Nordsee Mutze Buss & Simon of Wilhelmshaven).
So, as you see, the state of the available information does not allow me to make a serious assessment
As it can count, I agree with Kapitänleutnant Philipp Thomsen
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Enore, thanks for your insightful research (as usual).
& Kurt, all I can say is your link to Kaleun Thomsen is just so apropos!NEC SOLI CEDITComment
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