A Pre-Second War Reichsarbeitsdienst Feldmütze Overseas Cap Hold the end was near for

the end was near for Nazi Germany as the allies were driving Hitler's forces of evil into forced retreat throughout what once was the Nazi's occupied fortress Europe

a few stones lacking

ring marked “800”

1897 at Poplar

but released after two years (due to the provisions of the July Agreement)

A Pre-Second War Reichsarbeitsdienst Feldmütze Overseas Cap Hold the end was near forA textbook example for a pre war manufacture RAD (Reichsarbeitsdienst Reich Labour Service) field cap; constructed of olive green wool and contrasting brown stitching along the side panels. On each side, the cap features small brown air vents. The front center of the field cap features a single insignia with a machine woven logo of the RAD; a white pointed spade with red bordering, and a back swastika in the center, with outward facing wheat stalks at