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Greg,
Insignia looks right, but withoiut more shots of the interior false pipimg on the crown its difficult to say, I am going to stick my neck out and say Coastal artillery cap with original insignia. Lack of pronounced scallop, and what appears to be no false piping are my reasons, but as I said you need to post more shots .
Cheers
Mark
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overseas cap
I myself do not like the insignia on this cap either. I think the TK may be a copy, maybe the bird too...Comment
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Hi looks like a match to my cap,looks 100% good too me.Comment
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Hi Greg!
How about a closeup of that stamp inside.Comment
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Mark is right,the cut of the cap is different than SS caps. it does not have the thick ridges at the top and the more dished in front to the flap.The insignias look ok and it is possible that this was done during the period.But what does an old hot air windbag like me know after 30 years around the stuff and you should know better than to listen to me.
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To add,the cut is nothing like that of David Rs cap, so it is not a match as far as caps go.Or perhaps my observations are completely off since I know absolutely nothing regarding this stuff.
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I agree with John, the cut of the cap is different does not have the false piping in the crown, insignia look OK to me as well.
john, why the sarcasm??????, does not belong here, where as discussions and opinions Do,
If there is a problem feel free to e-mail me or PM me in confidence OK,
cheers,
Gary
"But what does an old hot air windbag like me know after 30 years around the stuff and you should know better than to listen to me"
"Or perhaps my observations are completely off since I know absolutely nothing regarding this stuff"Comment
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Just beating up on myself in public after being too honest about an observation Gary my apologies to the forum.
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