Stonemint's Reichsbahn Visors--Part Deux

[stonemint]

Michael, I am really posting these for you, as I cannot date the specific eras.
The first one is obviously Kaiserreich, and came in a box with an old Church program from 1914--so I presume this visor pre-dates World War I.
I have seen other visors from the WWI period, but they have bigger railway insignia--any idea as to the time frame this insignia was used?:

[stonemint]

Close-up of Imperial DRG eagle:

[stonemint]

Side view--no chinstrap was ever on this hat:

[stonemint]

Interior--the maker is for one of the most elite tailoring houses in Germany (both WWI and WWII) Mohr & Speyer--they also served as Royal Tailors for the Kaiser:

[stonemint]

Lining is waterproofed--rare for this era:

[stonemint]

The next one is obviously Weimar DR--it has a lighter shade of blue. This one has no piping on the crown, so they must have eliminated it after WWI?:

[stonemint]

Now, did they use an all-gold chincord during the 1919-1932 period? This one is old, and has been on this hat for a long, long time....

[stonemint]

Close-up of the Weimar wreath/cockade--the only insignia that has ever been on the cap:

[stonemint]

The button/badge has been on it for a long-time, but was probably added by the original owner after he retired:

[stonemint]

Interior of the Weimar hat--I am 99.9% sure this is a Pekuro:

[stonemint]

Michael, same label as the one you posted--was this label only used from 1919-1932?

[stonemint]

This is what we call an "under the hood" shot--no extra holes in the pasteboard from other insignia:

[stonemint]

View of the support system like the one you posted--I have seen this on only one Third Reich cap:

[stonemint]

Last one of this series--this is a TR visor of the 35-41 style--like yours, it never had an eagle on it--my only guess is that a lot of these went unissued when the 41-45 style came out:

[stonemint]

This one has a higher-peak that my early ones: