KM Visors by Bernhard Plauser/ Köln - Berlin

[-Ray-]

One thing as much as I may know about them and by the few I have, isn't that junior officer scalloped trim sitting back a little too much from the leading edge of the first posted visor.

My understanding is that's an unconventional trait???

-Ray-

[48RMC]

And the Pleuser's that i have seen are always dated 1942 what's your experience????

[KJV]

Hi Guys,

Same here, pieces I've seen are dated 1942 also, as far as the space on the visor, maybe the worker was having a bad day, who knows? I still believe it's a good one

Regards,
Kevin

[Kurt]

A friend of mine actually ended up getting this visor and sent me some pics right after he got it. I must say I am absolutely convinced of it's originality. He gave me permission to chime in and post some pics of his new baby for educational purposes.

It also came with the officer's dog tag and his wedding picture... Kurt

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And this is the first owner of this visor on the day of his wedding....

[Kurt]

One thing as much as I may know about them and by the few I have, isn't that junior officer scalloped trim sitting back a little too much from the leading edge of the first posted visor.

My understanding is that's an unconventional trait???

-Ray-

It is obviously not really possible to say if this is the same visor as in the period photo but I'd say this trait can also be observed in the cap this KM officer is holding in his wedding picture... Kurt

[KJV]

Hi Kurt,

I to was interested in this cap from Raimund, just not fast enough, ha Excellent use of the photo. I never had a doubt about originality.


Regards,
Kevin