Help identifying - WW1 German field artillery Württemberg visor cap?

[Dan]

Recently bought this, it strikes me as being pre-WW1? I've searched high and low and can't find a similar one. The visor is small and the colours look more like Saxon regiments or vets/doctors. It was described as being field artillery.















What do you think?

[Dan]

Any ideas would be welcome

[Chopperman]

Did you see this one posted at Kaiser's Bunker?
Württembergisches Feld-Artillerie Mannschaften Tellermütze (cap)

[Gwar]

Did you see this one posted at Kaiser's Bunker?
Württembergisches Feld-Artillerie Mannschaften Tellermütze (cap)

Just in case of a future link lost to time.. G

[MAP]

While my knowledge of all the German states and types of headgear is in it's infancy, you have a very nice looking Visor. Given that is is Dunkleblau, I would think it is pre-WW1 (maybe pre 1900?) as well. But will defer to others who know more. I love these very small brimmed examples.

It does however look similar to this train troops example. But again, I know little about these

Eisenbahn-Regt. (Berlin) Garde-Korps Mannschaften (Other Ranks) Schirmmütze

Credit to Kaisers Bunker

[Dan]

Thank you all for your help! I will have have to update the Ebay listing a bit

[BobS]

Cap is pre 1914, probably around 1900-1910, lower cockade is Wurttemberg .
Used by artillery or engineer nco's.

BobS

[spandau]

this may help.....

The evolution of the Army Service Cap 1900 to 1945l

cheers

Tony