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Russian cap made by Robert Lubstein - Gagarin61 - 02-22-2009 Hi, I have a Russian side cap made by Robert Lubstein in 1948. It reflects the same standards as the caps he made for the Third Reich. It is also an interesting souvenir of the Soviet occupation of Berlin. I found the soldier's name and unit up under the sweatband. Can anyone translate this? Thanks, Eddie Russian cap made by Robert Lubstein - Gagarin61 - 02-22-2009 pic 2 Russian cap made by Robert Lubstein - Gagarin61 - 02-22-2009 Name and unit Russian cap made by Robert Lubstein - Al-muell - 02-23-2009 Looks like "Sortavala M.G.N. 16.9.63" Sortavala can be a surname (altough somewhat unusual). No idea about the abbreviation and the date. Russian cap made by Robert Lubstein - marcotk - 02-24-2009 I'm more inclined to think that M.G.N is the name of the guy. Sortavala is a city, in the Karelia rep. on lake Ladoga. Russian cap made by Robert Lubstein - Al-muell - 02-24-2009 You will most likely be right then. This Sortavala looked so slavic, that I could swear it is a surname (I even had a friend with a very similar name). But now I would bet it has finnish origin... Russian cap made by Robert Lubstein - Esteban_cool - 02-24-2009 To me it looked baltic from the beggining though. |