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    KM Admiral Visor for review & comment:

    Currently on auction--attributed to a Vizeadmiral von Schirlitz:
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    Blue top:
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        Bullion:
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          I have a cavalry officer's cap, made by Bamufa. Wilkins' book lists them as only makers of Heer & Polizei caps.
          Perhaps I'm just overly suspicious, but Bavaria seems an unlikely location for a KM capmaker.
          I'm curious to see what the final auction price will be.

          Bob Shoaf

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            #6
            Nice post-war Bundesmarine visor ruined by adding equally nice TR insignia. Just my opinion but not what a collector of historical items would seek to have in his or her collection...

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              Originally posted by Kurt View Post
              Nice post-war Bundesmarine visor ruined by adding equally nice TR insignia. Just my opinion but not what a collector of historical items would seek to have in his or her collection...
              I would have to agree, those pleats alone on the lining suggest this cap has been dicked with

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                Hallo Kurt and Beck


                Only a little curiosity, with the premise that I'm not a collector of Kriegsmarine's headgears.
                This would mean that also the lining with the BAMUFA inscription has been added to the body of the cap?
                In this case, taking a look at the seams would provide further evidence, unless BAMUFA has also worked during the BRD ... but I do not remember this.

                Best regards

                enorepap

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                  Originally posted by enorepap View Post
                  Hallo Kurt and Beck


                  Only a little curiosity, with the premise that I'm not a collector of Kriegsmarine's headgears.
                  This would mean that also the lining with the BAMUFA inscription has been added to the body of the cap?
                  In this case, taking a look at the seams would provide further evidence, unless BAMUFA has also worked during the BRD ... but I do not remember this.

                  Best regards

                  enorepap

                  No, that Bamufa liner is a TR period liner. One can assume at this point that this is a Franky. Also it is a foregone conclusion that the white top does not match the cap.

                  UPDATE: Good grief! just saw this cap posted on Grenadier Military auction at 5k so far

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                    Thanks for the confirmation, guys....
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                      I'm with Kurt. The cap is put together with Bundesmarine and Kriegsmarine parts. I would stay away from it.

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                        #12
                        Somebody took it up the poop shoot on that one...

                        Don

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