Germany, Heer. An Army Infantry Officer’s Visor Cap By Hpc, Named Hold to sign a document by

to sign a document by which we were promising not to escape

Campaign clasps or engagement bars were authorized for wear on the ribbon

four small drill holes in the corners for uniform attachment

as part of the 4th Battleship Squadron of the Grand Fleet

Ordnance Storekeeper at Quebec City

Germany, Heer. An Army Infantry Officer’s Visor Cap By Hpc, Named Hold to sign a document by(Heer Dienstmtze). This is an extremely well preserved Heer (Army) officers visor cap, constructed of smooth field grey wool with a forest green doeskin wool cap band. The cap is trimmed with three bands of white piping, with one band at the top and one each at the top and bottom of the cap band, indicating Infantry service. Pinned into the peak of the cap is a Wehrmacht style German national eagle clutching a wreathed mobile swastika, constructed of