Original German WWII 17th Infantry Regiment Officers Schirmmütze Visor Crush Cap by Peküro with Braunschweig Skull Hussar Traditions Badge Schwarzlose MG The blade retains nearly all

The blade retains nearly all blueing from when the bayonet was reissued for use during the WWII era

There had been some of these created in Czechoslovakia itself from obsolete Mosin-Nagant M1891 rifles in the late 30s prior to the German invasion and occupation

AH changed the name of the badge from SA-Sportabzeichen (SA Sports Badge) to SA-Wehrabzeichen (SA-Defence Badge)

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Original German WWII 17th Infantry Regiment Officers Schirmmütze Visor Crush Cap by Peküro with Braunschweig Skull Hussar Traditions Badge Schwarzlose MG The blade retains nearly allOriginal Item: Only One Available. This cap is a wonderful service used example of a German WWII Wehrmacht Heer Army Infantry Officer's Schirmmtze (visor cap), fitted with a great Braunschweig Totenkopf (Brunswick Skull) traditions badge. The cap has a lovely gently "Crushed" or "saddle form" shape that is highly desirable, accomplished by removing the crown support stiffener ring, and it really looks the business. It features lovely feldgrau (field