Officer's visor cap gj

[artemss]

Your opinion??

[artemss]

[artemss]

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[drbill]

upgraded nco/em visor for administration not GJ, someone humped this original em/nco visor up for more money

[SgtB]

Agreed.

[Glenn McInnes]

upgraded nco/em visor for administration not GJ, someone humped this original em/nco visor up for more money

Glenn

[BaselA]

upgraded nco/em visor for administration not GJ, someone humped this original em/nco visor up for more money

Agreed

[artemss]

thank you, this I wanted to know, I thought that this is not GJ

https://www.weitze.net.ru/detail/32/...n__184532.html

[afrikasandman]

Nice original cap, hard to say if its GJ or not but the edelweiss if original would seal the deal of it being a GJ. The discussion and use of the various shades of green used during ww2 by the Germans will be a never ending debate. If the edelweiss seems original than its GJ, if not then added on to hump up an admin cap. Matt

[artemss]

it is the same , but a different light

[artemss]

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[jacquesf]

Looks like gj to me on the new pics. J

[SgtB]

It does look better now. But it was never worn with those cords and the eagle was moved up to accommodate the flower. That may be a GJ unit stamp under the sweatband though. It's a nice looking cap but there has been some upgrades made, most likely postwar.

[pauke]

hat

Lift up the cords and take a photo of the black visor. It may show signs of a former black chin strap or perhaps silver spots indicating that an officer's cord has been on it a long time.

[artemss]

Lift up the cords and take a photo of the black visor. It may show signs of a former black chin strap or perhaps silver spots indicating that an officer's cord has been on it a long time.

I haven't now
the main thing is color fringing. it depends relate it to GJ or not.