Germany, Heer. An Infantry EM/NCO’s Visor Cap consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac Corps of Military Staff Clerks

Corps of Military Staff Clerks Other Rans Cap Badge

He was previously excluded from active service because of his health and having previously served in 1914 to 1915 in a light infantry battalion

his last known whereabouts were in Budapest during Christmas 1944

illustrating a seated cloaked woman comforting a boy holding a downward-pointing sword in his hands against his chest

Germany, Heer. An Infantry EM/NCO’s Visor Cap consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac Corps of Military Staff Clerks(Heer Schirmmtze fr Mannschaften der Infanterie). A very well preserved Heer Flak Artillery EM NCOs visor cap, constructed of field grey wool with a pronounced whipcord weave. Both the top and bottom edges of the cap band are trimmed with white wool piping, while an additional length of identical piping surrounds the outer edge of the crown. Pinned onto the peak is an aluminum insignia consisting of a Wehrmacht eagle clutching a wreathed mobile