Germany, Luftwaffe. An Owner-Attributed Officer’s Visor Cap certificate_of_authenticity with one wing spread open

with one wing spread open

tied together on the bottom with a bow

The sunday insert of the Nuremberg newspaper “Nürnberger Zeitung”

the insignia backed by a ribbon banner bearing the various names of conflicts that the 6th Field Company participated in during the Second World War above

A World War II Victory Medal

Germany, Luftwaffe. An Owner-Attributed Officer’s Visor Cap certificate_of_authenticity with one wing spread open(Luftwaffe Schirmmtze fr Offiziere). An owner attributed Luftwaffe Officers cap, constructed of dark grey whipcord wool. It features reinforced sidewalls, fully lined on the exterior with a black ribbed mohair cap band, trimmed along both the top and bottom edges with silver aluminum wire piping. An additional band of identical piping lines the outer edge of the crown. Stitched onto the peak of the cap is an insignia consisting of a dark grey wool