Infanterie Alter Art Feldmütze

[Joshua]

Greetings all,

First post here in this section with a cap that some of you may recognize.

This one was found in an attic by member Kurt along with another crusher and a couple of coats belonging to the same officer.

Let me know what you think of it (it's my first piece of cloth headgear)!






















Josh

[billbert]

No question about originality..and thats a good place to start...Billbert

[Kreager]

Good cap, no worries with originality.

Matt

[afrikasandman]

Stellar cap and glad its in a new home and well appreciated. Matt

[Adam S.]

Great photos too!

[Joshua]

Thanks a lot guys for the nice comments, I'm glad you all like it.

Josh

[ErichK]

That is a handsome cap, unusual materials for sure but none the less a good one IMO.

[Zauberflöte]

Normally I would have questioned the visor bill on such a Heer cap, but now knowing the source it is for sure just a nice other variant. Congrats!

[Luca Ongaro]

Normally I would have questioned the visor bill on such a Heer cap

This is In my humble opinion a late crusher.
I have owned a similar one that was made with flatwire insignia using both composite material and plastic for the visor.
This style of cap was manufactured until late in the war.

[BaselA]

Infanterie Alter Art Feldmütze

Nice cap, really nice shape and "patina."

I am actually looking for one of these as well, if anyone can point me in the right direction