German Enlisted Infantryman's Garrison Cap, 1935 Pattern
This German Feldmütze (garrison cap) belonged to an enlisted man in the infantry service of the Heer (Army) during the mid- to late-1930s through World War II (1939-1945). The Heer modified the garrison cap slightly in 1935 to the form seen here.1 Attached to the front are machine-woven cloth versions of the Heer service eagle and the tricolor national cockade.2 A white Soutache (chevron piping) above the cockade indicates the wearer belonged to the infantry.3
| Germany | World War II |
| Garrison Cap | |
| HRC-08-0608 | |
