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German WW2 Luftwaffe Tropical Hermann Meyer Visor Cap is one of the rarest visor caps ever made, and our reproduction is spot on for authenticity. Made in Germany by the successors to the Erel (E. Robert Lubstein) firm, it is 100% cotton in the correct khaki color and a red cotton lining. The insignia is very fine Bevo woven that was produced about 15 years ago and is no longer available. Ink stamped on the lining with the size (58). As this cap was made in Germany, the Luftwaffe Eagle could not be attached due to government regulations, but it will be furnished with purchase of the cap.
ONLY ONE AVAILABLE! Size 58
The German WW2 Luftwaffe Tropical Hermann Meyer Visor Cap is a distinctive piece of military headgear used by Luftwaffe personnel during the Second World War in tropical and desert regions, such as North Africa. This cap is made of lightweight, khaki-colored fabric designed to provide ventilation and comfort in hot climates. Its design features a characteristic, soft, round crown with a low-profile, sloped peak that helps shield the eyes from the sun.
The front of the cap is adorned with a Luftwaffe eagle insignia, typically embroidered in silver or aluminum thread, positioned above the band. The band itself is often made from a darker, contrasting color to enhance the overall design, and the cap features a leather or cotton chin strap for securing it under the chin.
The cap's unique structure allows for easy packing and durability, making it ideal for soldiers in harsh desert environments. Often referred to as a "tropical cap" or "Einheitsmütze," this particular model, the Hermann Meyer Cap, is recognized for its use by the Luftwaffe's tropical units during the North African Campaign and similar operations. It is an iconic symbol of the era, representing both the military's adaptation to the challenges of the environment and the distinctive style of the Luftwaffe
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