Veterans Visor Cap - Authentication/Clarification

[Cwrenn]

Does anyone happen to know what the Blue and White chin strap means on this Veterans Cap? It was stated that this was from a high ranking officer, but I obviously have my doubts. Also, if there is any other information you could provide, I would greatly appreciate it.

[carpediem]

I am not a soft headwear expert, but something seems off with this. Those in the know about these will undoubtedly want more and better photographs.

[MAP]

From its shape, it looks like a post war visor cap to me. More photos (including but not limited to the interior) would help.

[ErWeSa]

From its shape, it looks like a post war visor cap to me. More photos (including but not limited to the interior) would help.

Couldn't have said it better! The blue-and white cord might indicate Bavaria.

[HPL2008]

Couldn't have said it better! The blue-and white cord might indicate Bavaria.

Agreed. I've seen such cap cords in wear by veterans' association members.

It's "white and blue", though, not "blue and white". This is important, you know.

[Cwrenn]

Do these help?

[MAP]

Looks post war to me. I don't know anything about post war veterans groups or if they even existed. Eitherway, it would not be wearing a Swaz.

So the question is 1) Is this being sold as a pre 45 vet visor? If so...it is not

Or 2) is this being sold as a post WW2 Vet visor. If so....I can't help (I don't study them) other than saying that if real it should not have the Swaz.

[HARRY THE MOLE]

It certainly looks like a post-war liner.

[stonemint]

Postwar Veteran's visor. Original RKB & Kyff visors utilized a swastika/monument motif on the band.

[Cwrenn]

They did not specify whether it was pre 45 or not. I'm sure that I moved too quickly but another lesson learned. Thanks for the feedback