Hi all, I'd like to hear your opinions on my newly acquired WSS officer's visor cap, any comments will be much appreciated! Best,Yun
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Hi, this is a very Fine Piece of history.
1-looker.
Br ChristianComment
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Not an expert but it looks fantastic.Comment
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Great original example! Congrats!
Cheer´ss
GisleComment
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The Eagle is Most likely a m1/24 and a Fine Deschler Skull.
Br ChristianComment
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Correct in the eagle, it is a m1 / 24 overhoff in cupalOriginally posted by christian56789 View Post
But the skull is a m1 / 24 overhoff in zinc not deschler.Comment
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very nice ss officer visor...….nice shape, my tasteComment
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Correct, both M1/24 Overhoff … a very beautiful and rare eagle.Originally posted by olle View Post
IanComment
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Originally posted by Ian Hulley View Post
Thanks a lot for the information. I have To learn a lot of little Things
Br ChristianComment
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The visor is beautiful and the badges undoubtedly original. Attempting a more in-depth analysis, it would be interesting to see the entire lateral and posterior turn of the intermediate piping. Internally, the lining folds are very neat. Instead, I do not understand well the ripples of the lining but maybe they were caused by some stress. In fact, some traces of moisture are visible. The color of the sweatband is in line with that of the peak's underside. The sweatband does not appear to me sewn up and therefore I have to consider it as an original and coeval one. Difficult to say the producer: the first name that comes to my mind is CW but I'm ready to apologize in case of denial because the seam of the sweatband is not the usual one and I do not see the size number on the lining. Perhaps another private producer for me not so easy to identify. Anyway, a great visor
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Hi Gents, I appreciate all your positive comments and knowledgeable answers, many thanks to all for taking the time!
Best regards,
YunComment
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Yun, you have posted some unbelievable visors. Congrats and thanx for sharing. JComment
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