Show your favorite Visor

[SteveM]

Cav Officers visor, one of my favorites. Still looking for a Signals officers visor to match a dress a tunic.

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[RoyA]

One of my favorites....
Roy

[Heer Flak]

Here is my favorite Visor. It is an Erel.

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[Mike H]

My favorites

I have to agree with Dave Kane --- you have to love headgear. It is so identifiable with the period and quintessentially German. Quality and style. The hard part for me is picking out which is my favorite so I will show you more than one.

EREL's, of course, seem the most desirable but with the many makers out there --- each with their own style --- I think it is fun to branch out. However, my favorites are made by EREL and Clemens Wagner.

The first is a CW that came out of its cardboard box. Still with tissue paper.

Mike Heuer

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[fknorr]

Nice one Mike!

I am surprised that there are not more nice visors shown here. There have to be more out there.

Helmets are nice but nothing can match the beauty or elegance of a nice visor. As you state Mike, there are a zillion makers out there and one could collect by service, branch piping or maker just as dagger or badge collectors

Everything else is just steel or cloth.

I have to agree with Dave Kane --- you have to love headgear. It is so identifiable with the period and quintessentially German. Quality and style. The hard part for me is picking out which is my favorite so I will show you more than one.

EREL's, of course, seem the most desirable but with the many makers out there --- each with their own style --- I think it is fun to branch out. However, my favorites are made by EREL and Clemens Wagner.

The first is a CW that came out of its cardboard box. Still with tissue paper.

Mike Heuer

[Mike H]

EREL Privat

Here is my EREL "Privat" grade Luftwaffe officer's visor ... also still with tissue paper in the inside.

Mike

[Mike H]

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