Description
Worn army visor cap with grass green piping for a mountain trooper ‘Gebirgsjäger’ or light infantry ‘Jäger’ unit. Complete with its original applied insignia on the front of the cap. The liner shows a lot of wear and exterior shows moth damages. The sweat diamond shield is partially gone, but still shows the maker mark of August Müller, Dachauerstrasee in München. Normal size +-57.
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