Cloth headgear

Heer EM / NCO M43 field cap with factory sewn T-shape eagle. This is a textbook, field worn example of a Heer enlisted mens field cap. The cap retains its factory handsewn T-shape eagle to the front. The cap is in good worn condition with loads of character!

Kriegsmarine EM/NCO Tellermütze in excellent condition. The Tellermütze is in size 56 and has its originally applied eagle and kokarde combination and Kriegsmarine band. Hard to find untouched example.

Kriegsmarine officer or Heer General visor cap chinstrap in good condition. This is a typical early to midwar example in gold colored bullion thread. Hard to find spare example!

Vented Heer officer visor by Erel named Ltn. Mosler in good used condition. Nice example with vented bullion wreath. The visor is named Leutnant Mosler and nicely marked Erel Sonderklasse. The visor is probably a size 55 or 56 and is generally in good condition!

Textbook Waffen-SS Panzer EM/NCO sidecap in good, lightly worn condition. Stripped example which would be a good base for restoration. Hard to find example!

Nice original Heer issue fur hat in good used condition. The fur hat is a nice medium size. Nice original example!

Textbook pre war Reichsarbeitsdienst cap in good condition. Hard to find pre war example with insignia and name tag inside. Part of the sweatband has been glued but is not visible from the outside. Otherwise a very nice example in excellent condition!

Rare knit winter hood. Issued together with the typical ringed knit gloves. These hoods are the typical winter hoods which were issued later in the war, most probably together with the Italian roll neck sweaters which feature the exact same knit weave pattern. These can be seen on a number of iconic ardennes offensive photographs. One of the rarest winter garment pieces to find which can really finish a mannequin!

Luftwaffe EM/NCO overseas cap named Rudolf Visser in good condition. The cap retains its typically factory handsewn insignia. A very nice example with a Dutch name!

Rare, late war Heer EM/NCO M43 field cap marked RB-Nr. 0/0320/0017 indicating production by Hermann Potthoff Coesfeld. This cap is a beautiful, late war example executed in Italian wool. The cap retains its factory sewn T-shape eagle which is a rare feature to find. The cap retains its original liner which is marked 57, RB-Nr. 0/0320/0017 and F 1944. The cap is a textbook and nowadays hard to acquire example in lightly worn but IMO beautiful condition!

Rare Heer Gebirgsjäger enlisted men upgraded officer Bergmütze in excellent, untouched condition. Typical EM example which was wartime upgraded to the officer rank by the addition of silver piping along the top of the cap with wartime flatwire T-shape eagle. Very hard to upgrade example!

Textbook pre war Heer overseas cap with typical factory sewn grey backed insigina. The cap has its wartime applied name label to Sanitäts Unteroffizier Heckenberger Thomas in Gebirgs-Sanitäts Staffel Landeck. The cap has moth damage but is a very rare named and unit marked example in used condition!

Textbook Luftwaffe EM/NCO overseas capin good condition. The cap has neatly handsewn but restored insignia.

Lightweight Luftwaffe officer sidecap with blaumeliert base cap eagle in very good condition. Beautiful untouched example with less common white rayon piping around the edge in stead of woven silver thread. This is a feature sometimes done by regular officers but also within the Hermann Göring division. The cap is in excellent untouched condition!

Rare Pre RZM Allgemeine SS kepi in as found condition. The kepi is in as found, uncleaned condition. The kepi is a typical pre RZM example without any other markings then ‘Wasserdicht’. The Kepi retains its original chinstrap which sits tight to the front of the Kepi. The visor is original to the Kepi but has partially come undone. Whilst most RZM issue Kepis have a black rivetted button to the front there are numerous pre RZM examples that lack this button. The visor shows a visible ghost of the skull which could easily be replaced in my opinion if need be. The Kepi is a excellent and very rare example that would be hard to upgrade. A one looker original example!