WH infanterie cap

[philgilou]

Hi everybody

I have been proposed this visor.
Any comment would be appreciated.

warmest regards

Phil

[Steelhead10]

I don't like the skull but lets see what others say.
Edit: also I don't really like the eagle but as said lets see what others say, The eagle might stand a chance.
Edit: Bob Coleman should know but he is not online right now.

[Steelhead10]

The cap itself might be real just the skull looks completely wrong.

[M18922]

The cap is original, no doubt. A nice holters. It might be the picture, but the sweatband might be replaced or reinforced with extra stiching poking through edge.

When the skull was applied, I have no clue. But I think these are only meant for Cav visors.
Like anything, it might be soldier done.

[John Brandon]

As stated the cap is original. The skull is a traditions badge real but badly applied. Probably as an after thought to bump the price up

[Friedrich-Berthold]

In addition, I can see where the Hoheitszeichen originally was, and the thing has been amplified with the Totenschaedel.
It is, however, as noted, a real Holters cap, which is significant.

[Friedrich-Berthold]

The cap has a normal Holters, fore head free arrangement.

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Holters items are rare, and, because this firm tailored Hitler's uniforms, they are of note.

[Friedrich-Berthold]

I owned another Holters cap for cavalry (rear) in addition to the Pz one I own today (left).

[harryamb2]

besides the faults,its a good cap.

[BobS]

The cap is original, no doubt. A nice holters. It might be the picture, but the sweatband might be replaced or reinforced with extra stiching poking through edge.

When the skull was applied, I have no clue. But I think these are only meant for Cav visors.
Like anything, it might be soldier done.

This type skull was used as a traditions badge by the 17th Infantry Regt, although I have my doubts that this particular one is original to this cap.

BobS