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03/31/2006 04:45 AM
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I believe this is a fire protection police cap, but what rank would have wore this. I have seen other cap's listed as Fire P.P. Overseas caps but they look much different in that there is no Carmine Piping around the edges and also the eagle placement. What do you guys think about this?
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#65998
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#65999
03/31/2006 04:46 AM
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#66001
03/31/2006 05:27 AM
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Hi,
I believe this is a post office cap. A Feuerwehr cap would have a police eagle rather than a "political" eagle.
Value........~$150 imho
Regards,
Bill Unland
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#66002
03/31/2006 06:24 AM
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But Navy blue with red carmine piping, why? I got it from a very reputiable source. Please this is a great mystery every color points to Feuerwehr, but it has a political eagle, maybe different sub org.? Postal fire man, you know to put out all the fires from the postal workers gone postal 
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#66003
03/31/2006 08:17 AM
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Hello,
Actually, I believe the post office used a "carmine" piping on navy blue. I am not an expert on caps, but that eagle is definitely wrong for fire department. The piped "fire" caps were for the volunteer feuerwehr, and I can't recall ever seeing this type of eagle in photos. Perhaps some of the uniform guys skulking about know for sure.
Regards,
W.Unland
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#66004
03/31/2006 09:13 AM
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This is a railway cap red piping political eagle, definately railway, probably female railway with the positioning of the eagle.
Bill postal caps had orange piping.
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#66005
03/31/2006 11:18 AM
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See....I told you I wasn't an expert. Not even competent, let alone an expert. I better stick to police eagles!
Regards,
Bill Unland
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#66006
03/31/2006 02:55 PM
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Bill your more than competent on police eagles, and I would say more than an expert.
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#66007
04/01/2006 12:29 AM
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Thanks guy's I have started a new path in collecting and I am sure you will be hearing more from me on this side of the fence.
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