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    I picked up this visor cap in Beligum this week-end.

    It is what I believe to be an aeroflot flight captain visor cap.

    It is very well constructed, everything is symetrical and wellsewn. The visor cap is made of cardboard, with a rather matish black paint (while satinate on other cardboard visors), laurel branchs are correctly and symetricaly fixed.

    The surprise is the general-type leather sweatband. This is why I played the game by buying this thing. The liner is made of general satin too; the diamnond sweatband is marked of the famous Moscow fabric, and is slghtly used. All is correctly sewn with the same thread. Everything is irreprochable.

    Second surprise, the 2 chincord butons, which are of the army type, no aeroflot type. They are made of 2-pieces of metal, 1970 dated.

    It would be quite easy to find aeroflot butons... but do you believe I found quite a neat kind of fake? Or this fabric is really genuine for a senior aeroflot officer?

    many thanks by advance for yours opinions...

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    Guest Rick Research
    Posted

    The cap is dated 1981 on the sweat shield, so ANY 1970 buttons are incorrect.

    Posted

    hello Rick, they could take any botton they wanted in the stock... but I agree with you, the buttons years generally tend to be the closest possible to the visor cap date.

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