Heer Atillery visor ??

[alex gross]

Hi all!
Could you identify this artillery NCO visor's maker?
Ernst ...?
Thank you!
Best regards!
(sorry for the bad pictures. the seller send me)

[rbminis]

Maybe you could rotate the photos and repost them so that members can read the label easier?
Ralph.

[Neil Hever]

Photos are terrible but it may be Ernst Rauch. Looks authentic but I know nothing about the manufacturer. Better photos right side up on the logo would help. NH

[alex gross]

Something happened the uploading process or my picture viewer trick me. When I looked my computer the pictures standing right. Sorry, it wasn't my fault.

[ErWeSa]

I can read Ernst Ba..e - could be Bahe/Bake/Bale - nothing makes really sense. The cap seems by the way to be a Peküro product, Ba..e could just have been the distributor. The velvet base of the sweatband seems to be eaten away at the back of the cap.
Careful straightening of the sweat diamond (to prevent it from braking) so that the "bubble" over the missing letter is flattened could help together with an in focus foto. You can't make out the name of the city? No hint/stamp at the inside of the sweatband?

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[alex gross]

Thank you guys!
I found it: original M
Ernst Rauch Halberstadt, but the logo nor in any way it. I think the last character don't letter, maybe ornametic hook design.

[ErWeSa]

Thank you guys!
I found it: original M
Ernst Rauch Halberstadt, but the logo nor in any way it. I think the last character don't letter, maybe ornametic hook design.

You are right, the last loop to the right of the terminal letter "e" belongs to the underline - there is a small space between these two characters.
Perhaps someone recognizes the logo - IMO it is not Rauch, the last letter is most probably an "e".

[harryamb2]

looks a nice cap.