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Dear Forum Members,

 

I would be very grateful if you can assist in dating the following 2 Officer cap EGA's. One is Dress, the other is Service dress. Thanks to everyone in advance! - Dave

 

Here is the fist one: Dress cap EGA.

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jeremiahcable
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This one is a 1937 pattern EGA, seen up through the KW era. It was one of the more popular styles during WW2.

jeremiahcable
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And the same with this one. Same pattern, two different insignia manufacturers. They are nice examples.

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So these could have been manufactured during the KW?

jeremiahcable
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Probably the WW2 era or immediately after. Officer insignia was private purchase so a lot of those guys continued wearing the older patterns.

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Many Thanks Gents! In Air Corps WWII wings Pasquale is a very desired maker and is WWII and not later, is that the same for EGAs?

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YES harder to find this style marked PASQUALE! Great EGA

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I'd say WWII production for both, Sterling service emblems was an economy wartime measure mid-late WWII

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