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Navy officer visor cap WW2 ?
#1
Hello gentlemen,

Here is a technical or administrative officer visor cap (silver buttons and insignia)


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#3
look at the anchor : it seems a pre ww2 model ?


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So, is it a WW2 cap ?
This cap was worn by junior or senior officers ? with what uniform, parad working ?

Thanks to all

Olivier


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#6
IMHO, post WW2, probably 1950's.

Marc
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#7
Postwar visor cap.
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#8
I agree with you gentlemen based mostly on the leather diamond on the inside of the cap.

As for who and why? Not a very high-ranking fellow, no doubt. It's a bit too "gray" for a parade cap. I would have to say it would be a service cap. Other than that, we will have to wait on those who are far more knowledgeable than I am regarding uniforms.:)

Phillip
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Rodion Wrote:Inside
So, is it a WW2 cap ?

It is not WWII cap.
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#10
mother Wrote:It is not WWII cap.


Thanks Mom... ;)

Aside from the cap that is a 50s type, the "crab" cockarde seems to be a nice example of the pre-1943 type.
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