Weimar period Visor?

[Burman2025]

Hello all,
Got this visor going through an estate, not much province on where it came from. Not much of a Weimar guy but the cap looks similar to WW2 visors. Anyone have an idea exactly what this is?



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[Brian L.]

My guess would be post-WWII Bundeswehr with an added Reichs-kokade and Third Reich wreath that someone thought would jazz it up.

It's certainly not Weimar period.

[pauke]

Pictures made indoors with a flash do not show much useful information. Try going outside and place it on a surface where no hand is needed so we can see the actual color of the hat. Close-up details are important.

[darekm]

It looks like a 1930's German Red Cross visor cap to me.

[Burman2025]

I will get some better photos of it after work today, it was found with a ww2 german helmet as well but the helmet was painted black over the top

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[jmcm]

It looks like a 1930's German Red Cross visor cap to me.

I agree

[GAMS1]

DRK visor period made with DRK oakleaves .
The cockade has replaced the DRK smaller eagle .
Early postwar modification to denazify the cap and wear it ? 1945-49 ?
Nick

[Burman2025]

I think after reviewing the cap itself, I believe it is a DRK Visor. Does the Cockade that replaced the DRK eagle go with the oak leaves (meaning is it the correct cockade for this visor?)
I really appreciate all the help

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[Brian L.]

Perhaps you could move it to the Third Reich forum for more answers, as it is not Weimar period and doesn't belong here.

The following link would be a more appropriate place to post what is as it turns out, an EM DRK visor cap. A similar (officer's) cap is in post #1 that starts the thread.

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=714826

BTW, IMO the cockade on yours is not Third Reich, but for a 1919-20 Freikorps/Reichswehr enlisted man's visor.