Luftwaffe NCO Nachrichten Visor Cap (Flemish-Made in Occupied Belgium!)

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An outstanding and rare example of a Luftwaffe NCO visor cap for Nachrichten (Signals) personnel, featuring the distinctive gold-brown piping specific to the branch. What sets this cap apart is its occupation-period constructionmanufactured in Belgium, most likely Flanders, based on the unmistakable Flemish tailoring style and the classic locally produced Luftwaffe eagle insignia.

This cap is a large size (58½) and shows beautiful, honest wear with a nicely aged patina, reflecting real field or service use without excessive damage. The visor, sweatband, and lining all display period-appropriate materials and construction methods consistent with wartime Flemish-made headgear.

A rarely encountered piece combining Luftwaffe field branch identification with the added historical value of local Flemish manufacture under German occupation—making it a must-have for collectors of foreign-made or occupation-period uniforms.

Condition as shown. A visually striking and historically intriguing cap.

 This item is being sold on behalf of a consignor.

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An outstanding and rare example of a Luftwaffe NCO visor cap for Nachrichten (Signals) personnel, featuring the distinctive gold-brown piping specific to the branch. What sets this cap apart is its occupation-period constructionmanufactured in Belgium, most likely Flanders, based on the unmistakable Flemish tailoring style and the classic locally produced Luftwaffe eagle insignia.

This cap is a large size (58½) and shows beautiful, honest wear with a nicely aged patina, reflecting real field or service use without excessive damage. The visor, sweatband, and lining all display period-appropriate materials and construction methods consistent with wartime Flemish-made headgear.

A rarely encountered piece combining Luftwaffe field branch identification with the added historical value of local Flemish manufacture under German occupation—making it a must-have for collectors of foreign-made or occupation-period uniforms.

Condition as shown. A visually striking and historically intriguing cap.

 This item is being sold on behalf of a consignor.