Original Rare German Pre-WWII HJ 1933 Pattern Field Cap with Neck Flap by F. & A. Diringer - Size 57 Untouched Antique Guns The reverse of the blade

The reverse of the blade is etched with the standard remembrance in two lines in the center reading:

They had used the abbreviation "ET" until about 1942

The Group furnished three 12 aircraft squadrons comprising the 94th Combat Wing "C" unit and 12 aircraft making up the High Squadron of the 94th "B" unit

and 1914 Iron Crosses had three grades

in one second

Original Rare German Pre-WWII HJ 1933 Pattern Field Cap with Neck Flap by F. & A. Diringer - Size 57 Untouched Antique Guns The reverse of the bladeOriginal Item: Only One Available. Prior to 1925, an assortment of uniform items were worn by members of the H J National Socialist Youth Organization, mainly consisting of a white shirt and HJ armband. In an attempt to associate themselves more closely with the NSDAP, the HJ adopted the NSDAP brown shirt in 1925. The earliest known headgear worn by the HJ was a soft, civilian style visor cap, and a beret, that were utilized as early as 1926. Uniform