I would like to purchase this gebirgsjäger schirmutze but I don't know for sure if it is original. The chinstrap is replaced. I would like to hear your opinions.
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Looks to be a nice, somewhat salty interior Pz-Gren to me
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Hallo barkhorn1
A rare seller: Otto Goldeband Militar-Ausrustung, Wien VIII, Lerchenfelder Strasse 58. Unfortunately there is some damage inside, but still very nice. The photo is difficult to judge, but it seems that the frontal insignia have not been harassed (unless it is a set completely replaced as for the chin-strap) and therefore it could be well a GJ with a lighter green waffenfarbe than usual (perhaps even due to the fact that the picture is very bright). To establish this it would be very useful a close and detailed photo of the front exterior.
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I'm sorry but I can only get this frontal pictures. Thank you for your help.Comment
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From the image # 2 (left) it would seem to be an hole near the eagle's bottom right. If so, it may be that the original eagle was higher than at present. Otherwise, it could be just a cloth imperfection. Is there any hole on the left side of the eagle? Are you sure that only the chin-strap was replaced? From this shot I do not really like the eagle, but maybe it's just a little worn out. However the waffenfarbe still seems a GJ one to me.
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It seems that the eagle has been moved to stich the edelweissComment
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I hope so, because, if period done, this would not make sense. However, if that were the case, at least we could abandon the Pz.Gr. hypothesis. In any case, I think that the double holes have some negative influence on the price.Comment
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In fact, it's an auction so I think I'm not going to bid for this visor. Maybe I will bid for a panzer officer visor that I'll post following days. Thank you very much for helping me.
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