Haven't shown this one here yet and thought you guys might like to see it. 
Pretty hard to find and IMO, a very interesting and attractive cap.
Pretty hard to find and IMO, a very interesting and attractive cap.
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I like it, but
for opinion about originalty wait moreComment
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You wait, I don't need to.Comment
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OOOH I like that cap, what a difference from the standard quality German caps. Very nice BenVK.Comment
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Friend, I am not so knowledgeable in dutch SS items,Originally posted by BenVK View Post
but I answer your question, I like it! again
That is all
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Im sorry i can't tell anything about your cap, but i am very glad you post it as it shows that the inside cloth is the same as on the sidecap i have:
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=610404
Since your visor also has this cloth AND a maker, i wonder if this maker could have also made the sidecap? (sorry for hijacking your topic).
best regards,
GastonComment
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Hi Gaston,
I would say your sidecap lining is the exact same fabric and most probably made by the same Dutch manufacturer.
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Ben, I just love this cap, its such a beautiful example!Comment
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Really great cap you have there Ben!!
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It's a real beauty mate
IanComment
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A wonderful and desirable visor hat.
Bob HritzIn the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king.
Duct tape can't fix stupid, but it can muffle the sound.Comment
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i always liked a lot these dutch visors cause they have a great combat shape.Comment
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Very nice indeed.
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Excellent cap!
Would not be surprised if the original owner was within the SD; impossible to say of course but hypothetically it could. The light colored grey used and the Amsterdam SD HQ could be some kind of indication.
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