Germany, Heer. An Army Cavalry Officer’s Visor Cap Auction Small enamel damage to white

Small enamel damage to white enamels

The document is a list of 21 approved close combat days towards the Close Combat Clasp on the Eastern Front between December 8

Eight and a half weeks after his appointment to Bombing Officer

Now also retired from the Army

he moved to Toronto in 1908

Germany, Heer. An Army Cavalry Officer’s Visor Cap Auction Small enamel damage to white(Heer Kavallerie Offizier Schirmmtze). This is an extremely well preserved Heer (Army) Cavalry officers visor cap, constructed of a smooth field grey wool exterior. The cap is trimmed with three bands of golden yellow Waffenfarbe piping, with one band around the top of the cap and two more bordering the forest green wool cap band, indicating Cavelry. Pinned into the peak is a bronzed magnetic metal insignia in the form of a Wehrmacht style German