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    #16
    Ron -

    Agree with the others this one being TSD rather than Transport. A very lovely cap you have here.

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      #17
      I agree as well--lovely TSD Erel....
      NEC SOLI CEDIT

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        #18
        TSD for sure ,great piece Ron
        Carlo

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          #19
          I am really surprised that no one has commented about the very rare version of "core-spun" that the piping is made from on this superb 101% original visor hat.

          I would be interested to learn how how often other members have seen that type of "core-spun" piping on a visor hat, what it is made from and what period it was used i.e. pre-war, early war, late war ?

          Many thanks,

          Chris

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            #20
            Originally posted by 90th Light View Post
            I am really surprised that no one has commented about the very rare version of "core-spun" that the piping is made from on this superb 101% original visor hat.

            I would be interested to learn how how often other members have seen that type of "core-spun" piping on a visor hat, what it is made from and what period it was used i.e. pre-war, early war, late war ?

            Many thanks,

            Chris

            Amazing,

            2 x "TSD" visor hats in less than one week on WAF and both with very rare "core spun" piping;

            http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=843755

            well at least some of my questions are answered on the linked thread about the TSD being a 1944 branch of service and the visor being liberated in 1945.

            Thus 'core spun" piping like this could only be late war i.e. later 1943 to 1945 ?

            Chris

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