Luftwaffe cloth tropical sidecap

[jlga]

Hi guys, is this sidecap ok?

[jlga]

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[B. N. Singer]

I will be the first to admit I may be wrong, but I like it.

B. N. Singer

[Gustav 43]

Nice original Brammer made cap,typical eagle application for this maker...Brammer is one of the few makers who produced LW tropical overseas caps in this smooth cotton...here mine in same cloth

[GAMS1]

Looks good but the eagle is strange ?
Nick

[billbert]

Me LIKEY..Billbert

[jlga]

Great news, since this is not my area of collecting and thus I am not familiar with prices on these articles, is 540 Euros too expensive?, are these sidecaps rare?

[John Hodgin]

Looks good but the eagle is strange ?
Nick

An unusual eagle for me as well, may we see more photos of it?

[jlga]

An unusual eagle for me as well, may we see more photos of it?

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[pauke]

what?

That bird certainly looks like it arrived on a very late flight, say post-1945. Not the same species as the one on the other Brammer. Could we see a good image of the other Brammer eagle?

[Gustav 43]

Here some eagles used on Brammer caps....the one on the thread starter looks a bit different ...

[Gustav 43]

another

[John Hodgin]

All the cap eagles Gustav posted are familiar versions. The eagle on the cap which is the topic of this thread is still an "odd bird" to say the least. Please post more photos of it, very flat if possible.

[pauke]

no cigar

The exaggerated swept wings and other details of the eagle in question certainly look like the exaggerated details seen on repro LW M-43 caps to me.

[jlga]

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