Germany, Heer. A Gebirgsjäger Em/Nco’s Mountain Cap, By Hermann Potthoff Archive he was taken on strength

he was taken on strength by the 30th Reserve Battalion at Shornecliff on July 18th

1940 at Bratislava

on the occasion of the festivities to mark the 50th anniversary of the Royal Castle at Peles and was awarded to members of the Army High Command

along with the firm’s logo of an initial “M” between two oak leaves

with a magnetic metal plate on the underside that bears the same shape as that used on the base

Germany, Heer. A Gebirgsjäger Em/Nco’s Mountain Cap, By Hermann Potthoff Archive he was taken on strength(Heer Bergmtze fr Mnner der Gebirgstruppe). An extremely well preserved Heer Bergmtze (Mountain Cap) issued to Heer Gebirgsjger Enlisted personnel. Constructed of field grey wool, the cap is fully surrounded by fold down side panels, scalloped toward the front, which provide optional ear and neck protection to the wearer. When not in use, the panels are rolled up and secured in place with two field grey painted wooden buttons which emanate from the