Berolina Infantry NCO Cap

[RobertE]

Hello,

I just picked this up from a local antique store, no eagle but it's Germany. The lady also has his engraved bayonet.

I am impressed by the quality of these caps. Anyway, posted for your review - it may be one of my new favorites!

regards, Robert

[RobertE]

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[enorepap]

Hallo RobertE

A very nice Berolina.

You can add it to this thread:

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...berolina+logos

Best regards

[BaselA]

Congratulations, that is a top shelf example!

[stonemint]

Great score--crispy, just the way I like them....

[billbert]

A Beauty !!
Billbert

[FredBayer]

So very tough to find Berolina visor in this condition.

[Bob Lyons]

Lovely example The 35th Infantry Regiment was originally part of the 25th Infantry Division formed in 1934-35 from the expansion of the Reichswehr era 13th Infantry Division, and initially included the 13th, 35th and the 119th Infantry Regiments. They were involved in the Polish and French campaigns in 1939 and 1940. It later became a Panzer-Grenadier Division (25th Panzer-Grenadier Division), and saw service in Russia.



Bob

[afrikasandman]

Very nice! Go get that bayo man! I'm going to be down in your part of Germsny toward he end of the month. Matt

[heyst56]

Verry Nice cap

[RobertE]

Thanks for all the positive comments, fellows. I really like it, and the veteran was local and lived into the 1990's. I am going to visit the family and see if they may have a photo - he had a lot of wartime service.

s/f Robert