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    WW2 Nachrichten schirmmütze ¿Real or Fake?

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    No please or thank you?

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      #3
      Original but a bad condition ...
      Nick

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        #4
        Thank for your reply.
        I think too, exterior this visor look like original in bad condition. Howover I doubt interior. I think it look like postwar.
        Celluloid is not plastic but no mark, no logo and in this case use fold-over grey pressed paper sweatband 4cm external. No side markings. And a grey silk lining look like postwar.

        Any comments about this? Thanks in advance for yours helps.

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          #5
          Lining is also original , especially with press paper band, typical from period !
          Nick

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            #6
            Have you carefully turned down the sweatband to see if it is marked on the inside? There is no doubt about it being an original hat.

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              #7
              Original, but very salty relic. As an historical legacy, I like it.

              Best regards

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                #8
                Thanks for yours fast reply.
                The sweatband havenÂ’t any mark inside. In this picture you can see interior. I hadnÂ’t any problem to remove visor and sweatband because they sewed by hand with thick thread. You can see in this picture details. The rest by sewing machine look like correct. I don't touch any more, of course.
                For me interior is very strange, may be is an ww2 period, but I think is an arrangement post production.
                Some opinion about that. Thanks for alls helps.

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                  #9
                  I put picture..........:
                  Last edited by mva; 10-31-2019, 12:38 PM.

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                    #10
                    interior

                    opinion about that. Thanks
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                      #11
                      Originally posted by mva View Post
                      Thanks for yours fast reply.
                      The sweatband havenÂ’t any mark inside. In this picture you can see interior. I hadnÂ’t any problem to remove visor and sweatband because they sewed by hand with thick thread. You can see in this picture details. The rest by sewing machine look like correct. I don't touch any more, of course.
                      For me interior is very strange, may be is an ww2 period, but I think is an arrangement post production.
                      Some opinion about that. Thanks for alls helps.
                      Why did you completely remove the visor and sb ?
                      Give a man an opinion and you feed him for a day,
                      teach a man to use the "search" function on the WAF and you feed him for a lifetime.

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                          #13
                          Organ donor hat apparently.

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by pauke View Post
                            Organ donor hat apparently.

                            Yeah, and now he wants to be sure that the lining can also be used....

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                              #15
                              Ah, yes, the largest organ--"skin". If the images are preserved then we might see if a transplant appears in the future.

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