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Front seam single needle sewing
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Rear showing number
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Brown side of the caps
This covers the variants
No eyelets
Metal eyelets
Embroidered eyelets
Now to find one with the insignia
I only had a crack at one once but that was a long time Ago
I hope this is helpful
Owen
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Personaly I don't like cap with number 3.
Radek
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With thanks to Bob Hritz he kindly emailed me his wonderful cap and wants to add it
It of course is top of the food chain
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The side view showing wear and no air vent
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Top showing central seam
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Nice early sewing style
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Insignia is on both sides of the cap.
Sewn in this manner
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Left side showing sweat band and pattern an early hand screened print
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The business side of the cap
The sewing though rough is always very similar from cap to cap.
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Again showing the fine -----nature of the sewing that goes into the peak.
Very Cammo cap specific
If anyone has a Camo cap please do so.
We are missing an oak leaf pattern.
If you want to comment please start an individual thread as we want to keep this pure as a reference thread.
Owen
If anyone needs other pics just ask.
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