Inf. NCO/troops visor cap

[rev.stone]

Hallo mates, today I want to show you this cap. Please note that I bought it just to complete an unteroffizier uniform on a mannequin, because it fitted very well in wool color and aging...I got it at a very fair price.
The cap itself is not surely a kind of beauty, but I show it to you for two reasons:
1) I can't identify this maker's mark, so I guess you can.
2) it features a seldom seen on militay caps inner colors set-up.
here we go:

[rev.stone]

The cap is a well builted private purchase, with fine materials and a nice shape. The upper piping is a thick one.

[rev.stone]

Insignias are matching and the wreath/cockade is a one piece.

[rev.stone]

Now watch inside. The lining is a rarely seen ribbed light grey cotton. the sweatband is artificial brown copper-like leather...a weird color set-up on army caps. Please note also the very big upper panel circonference.

[rev.stone]

This is the maker's mark. I've never seen one another. I can't read no single word. I hope some of you can help me in identifing this maker.

[rev.stone]

Last Picture: a close watch to the same old area: the frontside under the sweatband. As you can see the cap is well builted and unmessed with.

[Kreager]

A nice used example

[BenVK]

Bumping this one because I've just been offered a cap with the exact same grey ribbed lining but the part of the shield wth the logo is missing.

Any clue to this maker guys?

[Kreager]

Hard to make out, maybe Rev.stone can make out some letters for us, then we can take it from there.

Matt

[rev.stone]

I am sorry, but I really can't make out any word form this maker.