I would like to know if it's everything ok in this crusher. The eagle seems to be a EM/NCO machine-woven. The eagle is attached by hand and the wreath is machine attached. Thank you for your help.
Best regards.
Best regards.
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Not a crusher--just a regular visor with the cords removed.
Piping appears to be TSD.
Insignia may not even be original to the hat--are there empty holes in the pasteboard?NEC SOLI CEDITComment
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Nice but too dark for transportation...and too light for doctor...in between the two farbes...
To me it looks like TDS..."Truppen Sonder Dienst"...a late war (1944) branch, which was created with specialists who came from Verwaltung (Admin).
(Stonemint you beat me!...indeed not a true crusher, but made to look like one with that insignia. Fits the time frame better too! (1944)Comment
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I've just a few more photos. I don't know if it's going to be useful but there're some more pics.Comment
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This visor, crusher or what the hell is it, has already been discussed, I think quite favorably, towards the end of last February:
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...&highlight=TSDComment
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Thank you for your help. Do you think that insignia have been reapplied?Comment
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For what I see, the eagle is hand-stitched in a very professional manner. The oakleaves & cockade instead seems rather machine-stitched in a little coarser and inaccurate way, but this is something possible in my opinion.
Probably the only pretty sure way to know it, is to answer to Chris' question: are there empty holes in the pasteboard?Comment
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