Navy officer visor cap WW2 ?

[Commissar]

Although its not WW2 its certainly a nice cap. :) Great find.

[Komandir RKKA]

Both cap and it's cocarde are postwar.

[vvadim]

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.

Until 1947 star on a cockade was a separate piece. Width of the navy black band on the cap’s band was 37,5 and after the war reduced to 32,5.

[RichieC]

What is the availability of other, and seemingly more accurate references concerning the subject of these cockardes?

This is the only one that I, myself, know of...

[RichieC]

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[RichieC]

One last thought:

I assume that this example was made up to 1947 also?

[Lapa]

Richie,

I'd say that this is war-time production. I have seen a few like this one, made with yellow thread instead of bullion.

Marc

[RichieC]

Richie,

I'd say that this is war-time production. I have seen a few like this one, made with yellow thread instead of bullion.

Marc

Perhaps for use on a pilotka?

[Komandir RKKA]

One last thought:

I assume that this example was made up to 1947 also?

Wartime cocarde.

[vvadim]

One last thought:

I assume that this example was made up to 1947 also?

The star looks like star from senior NCO cockade from 50-es and silk embroidery is hand made and could have been made anytime between then and now. I can’t see any reason why if you like you couldn’t do it yourself? It’s not so difficult.