Post Your Favorite Soft-Headgear Period Photo!

[Silberkreuz]

IMHO this is the ultimate visor, but never found a colour picture in use.

[Wilhelm Saris]

Stonemint: I actually did read this in a message:
I do not believe the NSRL had cloth headgear, but maybe a photo will one day come to light.
Maybe you have deleted this part of text, as I do not see it with the shown photo with post 48. I can assure
you the "NS. Reichsbund für Leibesübungen" had a sort of dress and with that headgear was worn!



In the "Stuttgarter Illustrierte" nr. 19 from May, 12, 1943 a photo was published, taken during the
funeral from the Reichssportführer von Tschammer und Osten. His urn was placed at the clock-tower
(Glockenturm) from the Langemarck-Halle at the Reichsportfeld. The photos shows representatives
from the NSRL from Berlin, being sportsmen and from gymnastics, wearing a special dress with headgear
(photos credit: Peter Klubert).

[Wilhelm Saris]

We had this before:



But what about them??:

[Wilhelm Saris]

Here some females with a hat. Any idea what they are, from what organization?



If someone knows the answer, he will get a free copy of the book about the Reichsbahn Eagles,
when it is being released (I cannot remember if I have ever posted the photo. So, it is for the lucky
one).
Of course I will come with proof!!

Stonemint do you know?

[Wilhelm Saris]

Not immediately visible, but it is Third Reich:

[Wilhelm Saris]

And what about these females?



I do not yet know the meaning for the letter-abbreviation
(anyway bot the first letter)!

[Wilhelm Saris]

It is the Duke in Stahlhelm-uniform, as is the one at right,
but their function/duty is something else during a visit in Italy.

Look at the worn daggers, which are different. They were granted
to them and look there is no Stahlhelm positioned onto the cap!!

[stonemint]

Ritter von Schleich in HJ-Leader's uniform:

[stonemint]

Glum-looking Zoll family:

[stonemint]

A more upbeat family than the above (but such are the benefits of not being an Officer):