(WWII?) German Officer's Cap

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    I have recently obtained an old German Officer's cap from a yardsale that I just happened to drive by. My question is, Where does this cap hail from? What are the Markings on it? I don't think it is a Nazi cap, since it lacks the insignia. If it isn't, where's it from? And what time period?
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    Looks like bundesheer cap. I'm guessing 1980's

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    This cap was used by an enlistedman/NCO of the Luftwaffe branch of the Bundeswehr. I would guess it is 1980's or so.

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    This is a post war luftwaffe cap, i had one just like this dated 1968
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    Sorry there, missed the colour.....post war lufty

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    And the wings too, or does the bundesheer have an air wing???

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    Hey qotd,

    The bundesheer cap has crossed swords instead I believe.

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    That's where I went wrong....I have been looking into this side of collecting, got two NVA helmets and west German border guard helmets.....

    I get confused very easily sometimes, ask anyone here!!!

    My name is Tony, g'day!!!

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    Nice to get a name, Tony!

    I would imagine that Cold War stuff is going to skyrocket in the somewhat near future. I am going to be the old collector, 40 years from now, talking about "Back in the day, you could find boxfuls of German caps for 5 bucks apiece!"

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    Quote by ObKrieger View Post
    Nice to get a name, Tony!

    I would imagine that Cold War stuff is going to skyrocket in the somewhat near future. I am going to be the old collector, 40 years from now, talking about "Back in the day, you could find boxfuls of German caps for 5 bucks apiece!"
    I am not that optimistic about BRD items, even from as far back as the formation of the Bundeswehr in 1956. Unless named to a personality, or a General's tunic, prices have always been cheap.

    What does have value is the DDR NVA uniforms from 1956-1960, when they used Waffenfarbe for their hats (after about 1960, all NVA hats were white-piped).

    Here is a rare Luftstreitkrafte Officers visor with the tricolor cockade:
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