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    #1

    SS panzer cap

    hello forum,
    I am new member, and collector, do you like this ss cap ? I woul liike to buy this cap, have you a value also ?
    thanks


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      Cap

      I see nothing wrong with the cap. Unusual to see them this worn, as most Dachau-style M-43's were unissued. The wool is very thin and flimsy. I can't see from the photos, but it has a zig-zag type weave. Are there any seams at the back of cap?

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        #4
        Cap

        Try to show a clear closeup of the wool if possible.

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          #5
          looks ok to me aswell from these pics, rgds Dave

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            #6
            Looks good...very unusual to be used. Nice find!

            Richard

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              #7
              Late Dachau made pattern!

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                #8
                Thanks collectors, I am happy if original ! please the price for this model ?

                zig zag trapez I dont know...I contact the seller....I will post more

                Benito.

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                  #9
                  Cap

                  The trapezoid insignia is supposed to be zig-zag stitched as appears to be here. The wool looks fuzzy, but that's probably just the photo. These caps have wool that is very thin and has a zig-zag pattern in the weave, unlike most M-43's. The floppy shape leads me to believe the wool is correct. I see no problems at all. A TIP: Take a nice heavy-duty plastic bag, like from a department store, ball it up, and stuff it in the cap. It will display perfectly. Here's one to compare:
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                    #10
                    Cap

                    Detail...
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                      #11
                      Cap

                      Look closely, and you can see the weave pattern I mentioned.
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                        Last ones..
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                          #13
                          picture requested...

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                            Cap

                            The stitching around the inside of the lining is standard, but the lining material itself is NOT (at least from the pictures). The lining is almost always the exact material shown on the closeup of my cap. The insignia stitching on the inside is abnormal also, as the insignia was usually applied before the lining was sewn in. Show us the BACK of the cap, and a closeup of the lining material and the size stamp.

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                              Last pic :


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