Germany, Heer. An Army Panzer Officer’s Overseas Side Cap certificate_of_authenticity This occupation proved to be

This occupation proved to be unfavourable after the end of the war

Footnote: The medal was first issued some time after 1902

marked “3” (Wilhelm Deumer

By August 1944

A pair of Luftwaffe officer’s cap insignia

Germany, Heer. An Army Panzer Officer’s Overseas Side Cap certificate_of_authenticity This occupation proved to be(Feldmtze). A well preserved example of an early Second War German Heer (Army) Panzer Officers M38 pattern overseas cap, constructed of high quality field gray wool, with fold down scallops to the front and side, the crown, and the front edges of the scalloped side panels feature embroidered silver aluminum piping, indicating the rank of Officer, the front of the cap features a machine embroidered Wehrmacht style eagle, constructed of silver thread