Germany, Heer. An Infantry Officer’s Visor Cap, by Albert Kempf Archive the reverse marked with a

the reverse marked with a Reichszeugmeisterei (RZM) logo and maker code “M1/52” for Deschler & Sohn

reverse with a static swastika in a circle in the centre surrounded by the inscription "SYMBOL WIRD WAFFE" (Symbol Is Weapon)

mothing evident on the green wool reverse and strap

the obverse centre presents the monogram of the founder Ferdinand

German forces were unable to prevent the Czechs from broadcasting

Germany, Heer. An Infantry Officer’s Visor Cap, by Albert Kempf Archive the reverse marked with a(Heer Schirmmtze fr einen Offiziere der Infanterie). A well preserved Heer Infantry Officers visor cap, constructed of field grey wool. It features reinforced side walls which are fully lined on the exterior with a dark green wool cap band. Both the top and bottom edges of the band are trimmed with white wool piping, while an additional length of identical piping surrounds the outer edge of the crown. Pinned onto the peak is an aluminum insignia