Germany, Heer. A Rare Armoured Cavalry/Reconnaissance Officer’s Visor Cap With Schwedter Eagle Tradition Badge, By Erel Newly Listed loss of finish and excess

loss of finish and excess soldering evident

the obverse with shields bearing the coats of arms of Bremen

it was also awarded to medical personnel attending to battlefield casualties

"Bob" Swain was one of six Second World War veterans who spoke briefly during the V-J Day service at Memorial Community Hall in Copper Cliff

engraved in running script "Hauptm

Germany, Heer. A Rare Armoured Cavalry/Reconnaissance Officer’s Visor Cap With Schwedter Eagle Tradition Badge, By Erel Newly Listed loss of finish and excess(Schirmmtze fr Offizier der Aufklrung Kavallerie). A rare and high quality visor cap for an Armoured Cavalry Reconnaissance Officer, constructed of field grey wool. The cap features reinforced side walls, fully lined on the exterior with a dark green doeskin wool cap band. The top and bottom edges of the cap band are trimmed with golden yellow wool piping, with an identical band of identical piping fully surrounding the crown. Pinned onto the peak of