I've had this since 1965. Unfortunately, it has gone through a lot, thanks to the USPS. It originally had the SS-RZM tag, but that disappeared somewhere between Missouri and Indiana back in 1967---and the sweatband, suffered an almost similar fate at the hands of a patriotic postal employee. The chin strap is not typical, but I have seen this type. There are some pros and cons. I'd lie an assessment from the folks here.
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OK. Can't seem to attach any pics---some sort of security token error, whatever the hell that is. Thought my $35 would take care of that! -
Use the 'quote'-button at the lower right-corner or the 'post reply'-botton at upper left corner.
Then use the 'paperclip'-icon to add pictures. 2 pictures at the time. Repeat that every time. 'quote' - 'paperclip'.
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Of course, now, I cannot notify the administrator because the original email address was on a server i no longer have because I moved and have a new ISP!!!!!Originally posted by Steve z View Poststill get the message about a security token.
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take your time....we'll be here. We'd love to see your cap.
Is it early....late?.....
my 1933/1934 Allgemeine SS cap is my best item!! Early insignia, too.Comment
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Originally posted by sgstandard View Post
It has the early insignia. I'll keep trying to post it.
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3. The band and RZM tag had been damaged by some over zealous postal worker. Evidently the package's contents became exposed, and he/she decided it should be altered. I knew the guy to whom it was sent, and he was most reputable. I was going to do a trade for a DAK tropical jacket, Panzer. The tag was lost, and I had to resew the sweat band.Comment
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Insignia IMO opinion are fake.
Skull for sure is a fake one of course IMO
Im not expert in eagles but this one also looks fake to me.
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