Original German WWII Heer Army Early EM-NCO Schiffchen M38 Overseas Cap with Early Stitching Pattern British Militaria The flak corps "for special

The flak corps "for special employment" (Flakkorps z

The reverse has a small oval plate where a monogram is sometimes added

The first pennant is made from wool

Overall a fantastic example of an iconic knife used in WWII

Pre-World War I members included August Thayer Iaccaci and his brother Paul Iaccaci

Original German WWII Heer Army Early EM-NCO Schiffchen M38 Overseas Cap with Early Stitching Pattern British Militaria The flak corps "for specialOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice lightly worn example of a German WWII Heer Infantry EM NCO M38 overseas cap (Schiffchen). The overseas cap, nicknamed in German military slang as Schiffchen, or literally "little ship" as it resembled an up turned row boat, was standard issue for all branches of the Heer. This example is constructed of a field gray (feldgrau) wool exterior, with a gray cotton rayon blend lining. This example is an