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Good to have you back. (y)

Your very welcome there is no definitive source on the subject that I'm aware so that's why when someone says something different from what I've observed over the years I get very interested in knowing the source. Like I said I would definitely keep the cap regardless of what others myself...

Very commendable action on your part. Hats off to you sir. (y)(y)

Thanks for the pictures of the inside of your cap. First let me say I wouldn't take that cap back for a refund, regardless it's a nice and rare cap. Nothing posted has changed my mind or my opinion. Since I'm now alone in my belief of only the bright purple being used by the clergy of all...

This is the exact same cap that we are discussing did you once owe it? I'm confused by your picture post with no accompanying text what is it ment to show. Thanks John Josef

Plus 1 (y)

Great picture, I see at least three more priests maybe four all the way in the back all with the same type of cap and cross. (y)(y)(y)

No, I was born the first in the USA my father was sponsored by my aunt his older sister who was a war bride and her husband who was in the 29th Div during WWII. I do have one brother who moved back to Germany and is now married with one child and living and working in Coburg. Also, a few aunts...

Its new to me and a really cool looking helmet. Congratulations. (y)(y)(y)

You are 100% correct take it from a friend who is of mixed race that is a Bavarian father and a Prussian mother. :LOL::ROFLMAO:

Beautiful looking group. Congratulations (y)(y)

From what is show it looks like a very nice solid Helmet, Congratulations. (y) Just curious is the chinstrap complete and also how is the liner :unsure: depending on the answers the value will only go up. 💰 Welcome to the forum. MFG John Josef

Thanks, Dane, for the pictures in better lighting. If you talk to your friend, could you please ask him if he can share the information that I'm very interested in. I would really love to hear his source of that information maybe it's from a book I don't yet have or from a period document I...

Sadly, In the words of Silky Johnston "Two thumbs down, the milks gone sour." (n)(n)

Oh my o and 2 on that one. :cry: That Jukebox is really nice, and I can't believe I didn't recognize him, I've never seen him in Military Dress. Great photo. (y)

Lovely grouping of items, I even love the old Radio very cool (y)(y) Could you please tell me what kind of insignia that is on the gentleman's cap? Excuse my ignorance I've only a limited amount of space up there and when something new goes in sadly one goes away. ;):cry::ROFLMAO:

Happy Hunting (y)

Sadly, private purchase is the number one term used to explain away the inconvenient. Personally, I always get nervous when someone especially a dealer is offering something for sale that doesn't fit with known originals and photos from the time and labels it as private purchase. :unsure: I'm...

Safe travels to all and have a wonderful time. (y)

Doppelganger especially the eyes. (y)😅😂