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Old 09-09-21, 07:58 AM
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That's what I'm thinking, commonly seen worn in WWI era studio photos.
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Old 09-09-21, 08:37 AM
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Something like this?

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The union clasp does seem the most likely in terms of common usage, especially if RND units were equipped from old stocks. I couldn’t understand at first the odd angle of the MG muzzles on the original image, but then realised he’s wearing a cap cover with the muzzles tucked underneath.
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