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    Peter BL

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    1. Peter is correct, his is an NCO cap, but one which has been altered for use by an officer. Officer caps have the peak covered with blue cloth.

      Peter, am I right in assuming the stiffener inside the cap band is celluloid material rather than the pasteboard / card type material you find in Army/Luft caps.

      Looks like a nice original , modified, cap.

      Hi Gordon, thanks for the positive replies everyone ...The stiffener I'd describe as a grey crisscross hard material(not pasteboard IMO).

      I think Lutz was one of the survivor's and went into captivity 30.07.43 (I assume in the US) so maybe this cap may have been a field promotion on an earlier patrol...then left at home or on the base, hence the condition and why it's surfaced now.

      Michel....you're right, not textbook but pleased this one's a nice original.

      Best...Peter

    2. Hi Guys, great thread and lots of interesting info. I too was unable to dtell the difference between a good and a bad example but this goes a long way to make it a little clearer on the points to notice.

      Keep em coming!!

      Regards,

      JustinC cheeky.gif

      Hi Justin...you're right both shields by Juncker. The LW's Buntmetal and the KM Version should be Cupal.This KM's Zinc. I think the LW cloth is postwar applied.

      This Narvik thread just keeps on rolling... :beer:

      All the best.....Peter

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