"Fodisch Uniformen"--anyone have any hats by this maker?

[stonemint]

It is a new one to me (but then again, we see new ones every day).
This one on an SS crusher--

[stonemint]

Fodisch on a WH Sani.
This one advertises Pekuro's stirndruckfrei system, but obviously does not have it:


Marcello, counting on you!

[pauke]

There is an umlaut in the name--Foedisch-- which I'm writing with the alternative "oe". The tailor's tag states they're "the preferred riding pants specialist" for some reason.

[billbert]

The Crusher body on your cap is original as is the lining..now the black velvet band we don’t see and the tag?? Personally I’m thinking it may have been period tailored into an SS crusher at that location...Billbert

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[enorepap]

Hallo Chris

I can say that Anton Foedisch was a confirmed tailor in Baaderstr. 22:

http://wiki-de.genealogy.net/w/index....djvu&page=206
http://wiki-de.genealogy.net/w/index...djvu&page=1163

I know that these crushers (especially if WSS) are guilty until proven otherwise, but by examining the available images, I think it might have some chances.

Best regards

[TK GUY]

Crusher

Wow - what a crusher! Looks like it has a flat-wire skull too.
Very interesting eagle. I have a similar one from a 20th Armored
Division vet from my hometown. Here is a picture of it with a
sleeve eagle for size comparison.

Paul

[stonemint]

Seller's description--would like to see a full 360 under the hood, and a close up of him wearing the hat....

[billbert]

As a sideline I made a visit to their headgear website..saw a black WH panzer m42 cap..an equally rare beast..which to me appears to have a fake insignia applied..
Billbert