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    Cap Birds - ???

    Hi , I have received two cap birds and would like your opinions on each.

    Bird "A" is marked on the back under the right wing on the third feather from body ??/42. It is well oxidized that I cannot read the beginning number. This pin is flat

    Bird "B" is marked in the center of the body under the point of the pins "RZM (round mark) then M1/17. This pin is slightly curved.

    Thanking you in advance for your review and opinions.

    Fred
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    Pict 3 & 4
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      #3
      Hi -- any opinions on these two Eagles?

      Many thanks,
      Fred

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        #4
        Originally posted by FredK1 View Post
        Hi -- any opinions on these two Eagles?

        Many thanks,
        Fred
        They both look fine.

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          #5
          What branch of service hat would the "B" eagle be attached to?

          Fred

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            #6
            most likely a coffee can[kepi], but could be on other early caps.

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              #7
              Eagle type B has been used as a political eagle either on a kepi or visor cap.
              You'll also find the same design in gilt gold for a high level political leader's visor.

              Needless to say, Eagle type A are for the SS.

              Mil

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                #8
                Exhibit B eagle is for the NSFK kepi.

                Bob Hritz
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                Duct tape can't fix stupid, but it can muffle the sound.

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                  #9
                  With all due respect, I believe the NSFK Eagle is slightly different.

                  However, I have certainly been wrong in the past.

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                    #10
                    I think the eagle in question has a bend to its wing which with a quick look, is why Bob may have thought it was an NSFK.

                    Nice birds~
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                      #11
                      Hi you are correct there is a bend to the wings as can be seen in the phot. sorry for the photo clarity.

                      Fred
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                        #12
                        Yes, Eagle B could be worn on NSDAP, HJ, SA visors...

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                          #13
                          RonR is right. The NSFK eagle has a different wing altogether.
                          For the political eagle (Ealge B), different makers made them with very slight variations. Some had a bent wing, while others were straight.

                          In the e-stand post, Fred claims that it is an "Early" political Cap Eagle. It is by no means an "early" variant. The one on e-stand is fairly common.

                          Mil

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                            #14
                            2 types of NSFK eagle this is the early type eagle B

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