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How do the DougB/Hicks apologists explain away the statement about "plenty of period photographic evidence" that C-SS decals existed?
How do the DougB/Hicks apologists explain away the statement about "plenty of period photographic evidence" that C-SS decals existed?
How can I see photos
Found on WRF
I don't have the link at the moment. You don't see it? It's there. He is good at rolling things into one big ball; ET-Ss, Q-SS, champagne SS, EF-SS, Pocher-SS.
If I had been contemplating the purchase of a C-SS helmet on this date and was wanting to know if period photographic evidence existed to prove C-SS and read DougB's post, I would have concluded that champagne SS was included as SS helmets having plenty of period photographic evidence. I think the 'reasonable man' would have made the same conclusion as he mentioned C-SS in a positive light while discussing period photographic evidence.
And while you personally may not agree, how about if were hear from C-SS victims who depended on DougB ?
How do the DougB/Hicks apologists explain away the statement about "plenty of period photographic evidence" that C-SS decals existed?
http://www.warrelics.eu/forum/ss-helmet-forum/question-about-m42-ss-lid-30088/?highlight=champagne
As Ty has stated there are many M42 SS decaled helmets, and plenty of period photographic evidence to support this. M42 models EF, ET/ckl and hkp were the most common found with SS decals. EF had their own unique decal and is quite a striking decal, while ET used their decal along with the probable private contract Champagne decal which is also common on hkp M42 helmets as well. Occasionally you will find CA Pocher decals in a reverse application on former M42 police helmets where the CA Pocher will cover the police decal, or be added to the left side of an EF decal which is pretty cool to have an EF and CA Pocher decaled SS helmet. These CA Pocher decals were field applied, and probably to foreign volunteers or as said, former Polezei units. The no decal order came down in November 1943 but there is no proof to show the execution of the order was immediate in all factories.
If you want to keelhaul him, I think you need a good quote where he specifically says there's "plenty of period photographs of the C-SS lid."
The paragraph above is complete, while the one below has been edited to remove the 'non-essential' material to arrive at the more direct quote you are looking for. This is done all of the time in newspaper and magazine articles.
As Ty has stated there are many M42 SS decaled helmets, and plenty of period photographic evidence to support this. M42 models....with the probable private contract Champagne decal which is also common on hkp M42 helmets as well.
This is like watching a Ping-Pong match......
WRF said:Doug B said:As Ty has stated there are many M42 SS decaled helmets, and plenty of period photographic evidence to support this. M42 models EF, ET/ckl and hkp were the most common found with SS decals. EF had their own unique decal and is quite a striking decal, while ET used their decal along with the probable private contract Champagne decal which is also common on hkp M42 helmets as well. Occasionally you will find CA Pocher decals in a reverse application on former M42 police helmets where the CA Pocher will cover the police decal, or be added to the left side of an EF decal which is pretty cool to have an EF and CA Pocher decaled SS helmet. These CA Pocher decals were field applied, and probably to foreign volunteers or as said, former Polezei units. The no decal order came down in November 1943 but there is no proof to show the execution of the order was immediate in all factories.
M45 said:Hi Doug B. I'm considering buying one of these C-SS beauties. Are you saying that there is plenty of period photographic evidence that the C-SS lid is legit?
Doug B said:Hi M45. No, I'm saying that there is plenty of period photographic evidence that decaled M42 lids are legit. As you know, most period photographs are black and white silly boy. They don't have sufficient information to reveal that Champagne decal beauty that you admire so much. But, don't be concerned, because Kelly Hicks is convinced the C-SS lids are legit and he will guarantee they are legit with a Kelly Hicks COA.
nutmeg said:If Kelly Hicks says they're good, I don't need to see pictures. I'll pay the asking price. Where can I buy a C-SS lid? I've got $8k to burn.
maui said:M45, you can take my word that C-SS lids are real and I know that Himmler was the one that decided to go with the Champagne decal. I use scientific XRF lid testing to certify they are legit. I can tell you the date and time the Nazis placed that Champagne decal on that lid. Don't hesitate to buy one. They all date to before May 1945. And, I know for a fact that the no decal order didn't apply to the Champagne SS decal, because Hitler thought they looked good.
The paragraph above is complete, while the one below has been edited to remove the 'non-essential' material to arrive at the more direct quote you are looking for. This is done all of the time in newspaper and magazine articles.
As Ty has stated there are many M42 SS decaled helmets, and plenty of period photographic evidence to support this. M42 models....with the probable private contract Champagne decal which is also common on hkp M42 helmets as well.