My little family...

[Friedrich-Berthold]

Here is one of mine....

I do not know how it is marked and I do not care, either.

It is of an earlier date than your cap with the high crown and the Drahteinlage, i.e. the cap spring. This cap is quite low with its crown and has a lot of patina to it.

I looked for one like it for 45 years. It was seized in Braunschweig, apparently, in Lower Saxony. Its owner's name: Becker, which, I think, squares with the rank lists, if memory serves.

[Friedrich-Berthold]

Here is another, also attached to a cap in the organic, natural and providentially ordained order of cap badges in the 20th century....

This cap is actually in the Shea Beaver book...somehow. I have not sold it off yet, unlike many other caps I have owned only to learn later that they are now in some book.

[placentinha]

Congratulations for the fine family.

[Paul D]

Wonderful caps many thanks to both of you for posting them

[crazy horse]

I wish I had such great relatives in my family. very nice thanks for showing them.

[Friedrich-Berthold]

Here are some more....

today I have done something to counter act the avalanche of fake junk on all these sites.

I hope....

[Friedrich-Berthold]

thanks for your thanks in turn...

[Pascal BERNHARD]

- The SS-VT...

Hicke M1/167 eagle & Deschler M1/52 skull, alu insignia

[Pascal BERNHARD]

And... an other black one : Maker, CW- Braunschweig.

[Bob Hritz]

Wonderful examples all members should be studying so thay will recognize authentic SS headgear.

Bob Hritz