German WWII Luftwaffe Signals White Top Visor Cap The all-steel double-length buckle worn

The all-steel double-length buckle worn by a Prussian telegrapher

with the swastika behind the coat of arms of the town also very faint

The whole set has been assembled over the years by a serious collector

A scarce and beautifully padded example of WWII Rhodesian pilot’s wings

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German WWII Luftwaffe Signals White Top Visor Cap The all-steel double-length buckle wornA very good example of a Luftwaffe enlisted mans or NCOs white top visor cap for a member of a signals unit; featuring the correct brown piping to both upper and lower edges of the standard mohair centre band. The removable white cotton top shows light service staining consistent with field use; overall appearance remains sharp and well presented. Fitted with a matched set of aluminium national eagle and cockade; the chinstrap is standard issue with