This is an early ,,Teller" style gaberdine peaked cap that has been owner-modified to mimic a crusher style peaked cap. This was commonly done in the field to achieve that jaunty, veteran look. This cap has the fine silver wire weave eagle and wreath/cockade. The wreath and the eagle appear to be meticulously hand applied. Both have that "settled in" look one would expect (and hope) to see in a 85 year old cap. The sweatband is genuine leather, and is ink-stamped on the underside. The stamp is difficult to read, but is oblong with a date of 1938. That's all I can make out. There are a few stitches of non-matching green thread applied in a couple of very small areas on the inside of the sweat band to replace failed factory thread, but that is the only detractor. The leather is complete, still quite soft, and pliable. The center stiffener has been broken (not removed) and the sides on either side of the peak have been pinched in. The resultant "crusher peak" has been preserved all this
Lovely early war Erel visor in very nice worn condition. All original insignia and materials. Only drawback is a crack to the pasteboard and a small abrasion to the mohair band which is covered by the chin cord. Large size 59. Lots of additional pictures - just ask. Also see my named LW general's uniform for sale on GMC as well. Insured shipping will be $25 in the CONUS. Overseas at cost.
I am selling off my nearly forty year collection pieces of mixed Third Reich Militaria. Some pieces will not be guaranteed because there are simply too many fakes. If they ARE NOT guaranteed it will be stated in the description.
This is a Luftwaffe EM/NCO State Forestry Visor Cap (Luftwaffen-EM/Unteroffizier-Forstamts-Schirmmutze). This is an extremely nice Luftwaffe visor cap with dark-green piping, as issued to Luftwaffe Forestry members for ranks "Foerster of the Luftwaffe" to "Landforstmeister der Luftwaffe." This troop-issued cap has brown silk lining and is stamped inside the leather sweat band. It is covered by an intact celluloid diamond without a maker's mark or size. The size is on the smaller size, possibly 54/55. The light brown sweatband shows minor signs of wear. The matching aluminum EM/NCO insignia and chin strap have not been messed with and are original. The visor is crafted of Vulkanfiber with a molded raised ridge running along the brim. It is lacquered
I am selling off my nearly forty year collection pieces of mixed Third Reich Militaria. Some pieces will not be guaranteed because there are simply too many fakes. If they ARE NOT guaranteed it will be stated in the description.
This is a Luftwaffe EM/NCO Visor Cap for the Luftnachrichtentruppe/Signal Corps (Unit Marked) (Luftwaffe Schirmmutze fur Mannschaften und Unteroffiziere der Luftnachrichtentruppe). This is the Luftwaffe visor cap for EM/NCO's in the German Air Force. Unlike an officer's cap, which was always worn with silver bullion piping, EM and NCO's had colored piping that indicated the branch they were serving in. The brown piping on this cap indicates that it was worn by an enlisted man in the Signal Corps. The aluminum cap eagle and wreath badge are original and all prongs are in place. The chin strap is textbook black strap for EM and NCO's. It has the correct side buttons from this time period attached. The lining is a brownish colored silk with the celluloi
A mint shape Luftwaffe Generals visor with a complete sweat diamond and double manufacturers markings inside. Sweatband is a bit frail due to age, but complete. Appears to be a size 57 or 58. Nice detail to the hat and no issues, mothing, etc. Has the green visor as the early ones did.
Nice mid war SS officers visor with a couple of moth nips and a bit of wear to the underneath back of the visor. A scrape to the visor front as well, which could be covered up. Sweatband is marked H 39 underneath and complete, although you can tell its age. Nice addition to an SS or visor hat collection.
Offered for sale is a rare late war black assault gun panzer wrap with crusher.... Super grade rig here.... 44 dated wrap.....appears to be made from two bolts of material witch was common late war thus causing half the sleeve material to be a little darker then the main body of the wrap....we all have seen this before in body verses pockets etc.... Wrap has its rare triangle breast eagle machine sewn... Sewn in Officer boards etc... Comes with a beautiful crusher with all bullion insignia.... No holes in either wrap or crusher and all piping intact...no mothing! ***Any black assault gun on the rarity scale is a easy 9.... Overall a killer rare rig for the offering....missing from most collections. I have many more pics I can send upon request.... Any questions just ask.
For your consideration, a nice SS Calvary visor hat with no issues on the outside. Sweatband and interior show wear and the sweatband is fragile, which is understandable for a period visor after 80 plus years. In 1941, the SS did away with the various branch colors on the cap and stayed with white. Excellent addition to an SS or visor collection, one that you will be proud of. Displays well with no mothing or other issues on the outside. No markings that I can discern.
Probably one of the rarest TR visor hats, this one came from Goebbels organization. These people would take photographs and write stories for publication for distribution to the public. Very complete and nice visor, with no issues. Named to the individual. Complete and correct with no issues with the sweatband, diamond, or other parts of the cap. A picture is shown with an individual wearing the EM cap in public with various TR leaders. In my 50 plus years of collecting, this is the first one I have encountered. Great addition to your visor collection. Came from an advanced collection from the East Coast.
Mint signals visor clemens Wagner 1sr pattern eagle. Middle piping has a little mothing but cant see until you lift up top. For questions email emludwig427@gmail.com and attach c.ludwig427@gmail.com to same email
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