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This particular cap could very well indeed date from the late 60s, but for soldiers and sergeants, I would think that it still would have the star cockarde - the M64 type. Of course officers would use the oval cockarde.
Or am I to understand that all MVD troops were officers?
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Here are a few images pertaining to the 50s - for the sake of interest:
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I expected this to be an early cap because the wool material is still used.
But i have caps m69 that have the wool material on the crown either so maybe this doesn't really Mather.
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so do i change the badge or dont ?
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Ser-g Wrote: so do i change the badge or dont ?
It's up to you... :cool:
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Lapa Wrote: It's up to you... :cool:
Ofcourse i understand.
Normally i wouldn't temper with a cap unless it is for sure wrong.
In this case, the cap and all badges look like they have been there longer than im old. But i so love the first 2 piece officers badges.
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Ser-g Wrote: ... 2 piece officers badges.
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I think he means one of, or a variation of one these Marc - which IMO, were intended for use by Generals:
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