Germany, Feuerschutzpolizei. A Feuerschutzpolizei Officer’s Visor Cap, By Otto Hennig GTRexclude Constructed of silvered and gilded
Description
Constructed of silvered and gilded tombac
the six o’clock arm marked with a “W” for maker Wagner & Sohn
From 1905 to 1918
12 mm (w) x 51
A collection of personal belongs of Edmund Leier that were recovered from his deceased body following a localized fire-exchange between his tank destroyer unit and a French unit
Germany, Feuerschutzpolizei. A Feuerschutzpolizei Officer’s Visor Cap, By Otto Hennig GTRexclude Constructed of silvered and gilded(Schirmmtze fr Offiziere der Feuerschutzpolizei). An extremely well preserved Feuerschutzpolizei (Fire Protection Police) Officers visor cap, constructed of dark blue doeskin wool. The cap features reinforced side walls, fully lined on the exterior with a black doeskin wool cap band. A band of carmine red piping fully lines the circumference of the crown, with additional bands of identical piping trimming both the top and bottom of the cap band.
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