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an acquaintance friend bought the remains of a burnt-out hussar cap of the 17th Brunswick regiment, and asked me to make him a hat as it was

excellent work

normal peakless cap 60-70s. It's just that the sailors themselves often altered their peakless caps according to the fashion of that time. hard wire could be removed for example.

much more is missing. it is especially difficult and very expensive to collect pre-war and wartime naval caps. There was a great variety of inscriptions on caps. Especially the name of ships and any military training schools. A lot has simply not survived to this day and can only be seen in...

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My collection of naval peakless caps of the Soviet fleet has been slightly replenished. Capless caps of different fleets and naval schools, as well as border troops

cool helmet

great helmets

the helmet itself is a copy, but the accessories are original. The helmet is not made in Pakistan, but in Ukraine

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finished work on the hussar hat. Hope it worked out well. at best better than before restoration

Great job. The subject has received a new life. Thank you

this color orange (yellow) and black came from the St. George ribbon established by Catherine the Great. It is generally accepted that two orange stripes mean flame, and three black ones - smoke (gunpowder), the color of the cockade also reproduces the colors of the state emblem (black eagle on...

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Swedish helmets are very beautiful. I have several pieces. really like it. especially old-fashioned dragoon helmets

I will put the accessories on the hat. I think it will look good

after a long break in work, he took the time to restore this hussar cap. in the future I will put the accessories. preserved chin scales and hussar cord

beauty

thank you very much friends