German Heer Feldzmutze side cap

For sale is a rare and authentic piece of WWII history: a German Heer (Army) Feldmütze M34/M38 side cap, manufactured by Clemens Wagner in Braunschweig in 1941. This field cap, designed for enlisted infantry soldiers, is a genuine artifact from the height of World War II, offering a tangible connection to the past for collectors and historians alike.

Key Features:
- Manufacturer & Date: Stamped with "Clemens Wagner 1941 Braunschweig," a well-documented wartime producer of Wehrmacht headgear. The stamp shows appropriate fading for an 80+ year-old item.
- Material & Construction: Made of field-gray wool with a cotton-blend lining, featuring a metal-rimmed ventilation hole. The cap shows signs of wear consistent with its age, including slight fraying and patina, adding to its authenticity.
- Insignia: The front bears a woven Reichsadler (eagle) insignia and a cockade in the German national colors (red, white, black) on a dark green diamond-shaped backing. A white soutache (V-shaped braid) indicates infantry service, typical for Heer enlisted men.
- Condition: The cap is in good, used condition with minor wear, including light fraying on the edges and a slightly faded interior stamp. There are no significant moth holes or structural damage, making this a well-preserved example of a wartime Feldmütze.
- Historical Context: Produced in 1941, this cap would have been worn during major campaigns like Operation Barbarossa, the German invasion of the Soviet Union. It’s a rare survivor from a pivotal moment in history.

This Feldmütze is perfect for serious collectors of WWII militaria, reenactors, or anyone interested in military history. It has been carefully examined and is believed to be 100% authentic, with all insignia appearing original to the cap. Don’t miss this opportunity to own a piece of history from the German Heer!

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