Post Your Obscure Wartime Makers Labels!

[solo]

What do you think about this?
Carlo

[Karl S.]

It is an original factory often founded on LW visors.
Also I have a NCO flak visor of this factory.
Carlo

Thanks Carlo, could you post a image of your maker mark?

[Ernst-H]

my contribution.
A label from a firm called "Landgraf".
It is from a private purchase Polizei cap most likely from the Bremen area.

[Albert]

Some from my collection. Two from a local maker; one Army Inf, the other LW Flak:

[Albert]

Another one from right around the corner:

[stonemint]

Albert--nice labels--I have never seen them before. Did you go and try to visit the location of these makers just to see whats there now?
The other thing I would like to see is a photo of the Ludwig Vogele factory--supposedly they are still in business today, and (I believe) still in Karlsruhe.

[Mike H]

From an Army ...

This one from an Army transport officer's visor just purchased.

Mike

[Mike H]

Infantry

And from an Infantry officer's visor. Glatz is now in Poland -- I find it really interesting the towns and cities these makers were located in and how the face of Europe changed after the war.

Mike

[Mike H]

Mountain

Really bad photo but from a mountain officer's visor formerly in my collection. This image is now in Gary Wilkins' book. Quite an obscure maker ...

Mike

[Albert]

A few more. This one is in a Transportation officer visor:

[Albert]

This one is in an Arty EM / NCO visor of high quality:

[Albert]

This one is in an Arty EM / NCO visor of high quality:

Same visor, mark on the leather sweat band that reads "German Leather":

[Albert]

Another "Globus", which, by the way, still exists, mark in an Inf Off visor:

[Albert]

Another "Globus", which, by the way, still exists, mark in an Inf Off visor:

Same visor, mark on the leather sweatband. Looks like Globus was using the Clemes Wagner patent:

[Albert]

And this one is in an Arty Officer visor: