Original WWII German DAK Afrika Korps Infantry Overseas Cap by Clemens Wagner Century until the end of World

until the end of World War II

It was introduced in 1915 by the French and was eventually copied by the Germans

large brass filler cap and brass swing-out water spout

very minor openings along the area where the seam was made

Regardless of the tables of organization and equipment of a given unit

Original WWII German DAK Afrika Korps Infantry Overseas Cap by Clemens Wagner Century until the end of WorldOriginal Item: Only One Available. The second most predominant item of Heer tropical soft headgear was based on the M 34 38 overseas cap, nicknamed in German army slang as Schiffchen, or literally "little ship" as it resembled an up turned row boat. It lacked a peak or visor, and was made in the same cotton as the M 40 'Afrikamutze' cap. The production of these also started in 1940. The schiffchen had one eyelet per side as opposed to two, but