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    #31
    Originally posted by Hawesj View Post
    Great reference material!!

    What do you think of the other prisoners uniform on his site?

    Jawes
    Hi Hawesj, for me the answer is

    Modern woven, thread and construction aged...

    Regards, Antony

    My books:


    - THE WEHRPAß & SOLDBUCH OF THE WH
    - THE SS TK RING
    - THE ITALIAN-GERMAN MEDAL
    - THE ANTI PARTISAN BADGE
    - THE AWARDS OF THE LW

    and more!


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      #32
      and thanks for appreciate material!

      My books:


      - THE WEHRPAß & SOLDBUCH OF THE WH
      - THE SS TK RING
      - THE ITALIAN-GERMAN MEDAL
      - THE ANTI PARTISAN BADGE
      - THE AWARDS OF THE LW

      and more!


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        #33
        Originally posted by darekm View Post
        If you do not like the discolaration of the rzm mark on my visor, what about the ones in these shots?

        http://www.germanmilitaria.com/Waffe...s/S021458.html

        Also, if Peter from the Guild gives this a certificate of authenticity ( except for the insignia ), does that mean that his expertise should be questioned?
        Thanks, Dk

        First the one on Peters site is fine. Nothing like the one posted.

        To answer your second question what kind of question is that? I don't get it. Is Peter the last word on visors now? Peter has great general knowllege of TR materials but I certainly would not rank him as an expert in visors. Please don't start the sheep stuff up again. I seen it in too many threads this month.




        Oh by the way, if that is your site the color piped visor you have with the greatcoat is pure crap too. Did Peter give you a COA on that one? The name tag is even worse. Not even close my friend.
        Last edited by NTZ; 03-02-2008, 01:26 PM.

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          #34
          Cap

          The sweat diamond on the example IS symmetrical. It's just not perfectly positioned over the runes. The sweat diamond on the cap originally posted is very irregular. I also believe the rune insignia under the sweatband should be gold, not silver. Also, this insignia shows wear, but the sweat diamond is completely intact. Also the RZM on the bill underside doesn't look right, besides the discoloration. It's not just ONE thing about the cap, it's others as well.
          I posted an original example for comparison
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            #35
            Thanks for your comments

            Thanks everyone for the feedback on the visor. I will remove it from my site and
            get it rechecked by Bill Shea or ??.

            The color of the runes is gold when viewed in person. The camera and lighting can make a difference.

            Darek

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              #36
              Cap

              Everyone was focused on the RZM stamp, including myself, but the lining material is always gold on RZM style ALLG. SS caps. The off-white lining looks very unusual. If cap is not original, why would someone manage to use what looks like oilcloth in the crown, but use an odd color lining?

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                #37
                Just for the record, silver embossed runes are occassionally found in original caps...

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                  #38
                  Silver Ruins

                  Originally posted by Arran View Post
                  Just for the record, silver embossed runes are occassionally found in original caps...
                  You are absolutely right!
                  Peter

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                    #39
                    Always

                    Originally posted by sgstandard View Post
                    Everyone was focused on the RZM stamp, including myself, but the lining material is always gold on RZM style ALLG. SS caps. The off-white lining looks very unusual. If cap is not original, why would someone manage to use what looks like oilcloth in the crown, but use an odd color lining?
                    You should avoid using the word "always"!

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                      #40
                      Cap lining

                      You have a good point. I usually don't say "always". Having said this, can you postor cite an example of an Allgemeine SS enlisted RZM visor cap with another lining? Not saying it doesn't exist, but I've never seen one that was considered original.

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                        #41
                        Linings

                        Originally posted by sgstandard View Post
                        You have a good point. I usually don't say "always". Having said this, can you postor cite an example of an Allgemeine SS enlisted RZM visor cap with another lining? Not saying it doesn't exist, but I've never seen one that was considered original.
                        Here is a cream colored officer quality lining in an EM hat in my collection. The maker is # 195. I just sold one very very similar to this to Doug O. not too long ago. The pumpkin orange lining is the most common for sure.
                        Peter
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                          #42
                          Lining

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                            #43
                            Peter that is a great looking cap. Who was #195? The work kind of looks like A. Muller.

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                              #44
                              #195

                              Originally posted by NTZ View Post
                              Peter that is a great looking cap. Who was #195? The work kind of looks like A. Muller.
                              Thanks, I am not sure who #195 is??
                              Peter

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                                #45
                                NTZ,
                                195 is the RZM number of Heinrich Wille of Hanover.
                                Derek

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