Black Panzer Schiffchen.

[tobau]

Hello Fellows,

i came across with this one and i hope it is allright with them,because i am not an expert for caps.

Thanks in advance.

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[Mark Gibson]

It looks like an original Karl Kubach.

Mark

[billbert]

Anythings possible..but I am surprised to see green insignia on a 42 date cap... Billbert

[RoyalDragon]

Looks original field cap on picture . I think early green Heer insignS reapplied .
Never see before a 1942 dated cap with typ of insigns !

[tobau]

Gentlemen,thanks a lot for replys.Here are a few more additional pics.For me all looks good and i don`t see any signs for applied,but i am not an expert in this field.Iam glad to hear more opinions,because when it's bad i can give back.

Best

[tobau]

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[nonameno]

Hi Tobau,
This is a difficult one to determine for sure...I too would be surprised to see continental insignia on a panzer cap at this late date, but I do like the insignia and the application method (hand sewn eagle and machine sewn cocade).
Considering supply situations, any thing is possible.
Thank you,
Curtiss

[RoyalDragon]

Cocarde looks original appilied . Curious for this late date but All is possible .
I think eagle reapplied

[OSS]

The materials are correct and it is a well-known maker with what appears to be the proper stamping. I also like the application of the insignia, which is consistant for this maker. It is either an original or an exceptional reproduction.