Germany, Heer. A Beamter auf Kriegsdauer Visor Cap, Owner-Attributed, by EREL visually-hidden I Class with White Distinction

I Class with White Distinction (1938-1975)

Each board has the number “2” unit cipher affixed to it

(Zwei Deutsche Auszeichnungen)

Situated atop the crown is a spike constructed of non-magnetic metal and perforated around the neck with ventilation holes

Royal Canadian Field Artillery during the South African War in 1900 and in the South African Constabulary from 1901 to 1902

Germany, Heer. A Beamter auf Kriegsdauer Visor Cap, Owner-Attributed, by EREL visually-hidden I Class with White Distinction(Heer Schirmmtze fr einen WH Beamter auf Kriegsdauer). A very well preserved Heer visor cap for a Beamter auf Kriegsdauer (Wartime Official in Wehrmacht service), constructed of field grey wool with a gentle whipcord weave. It features reinforced side walls which are fully lined on the exterior with a dark grey wool cap band. Both the top and bottom edges of the band are trimmed with dark green wool piping, while an additional length of identical