Germany, Imperial. An Naval Officer’s Visor Cap GTRexclude with his occupation described as

with his occupation described as a “Junior Judge”

as a way to remember American prisoners of war suffering in captivity in Southeast Asia

He would spend the next twenty-five days at Cayeux before being discharged on December 6th

as published in the London Gazette 30448

Germany, Imperial. An Naval Officer’s Visor Cap GTRexclude with his occupation described as(Kaiserliche Marine Schirmmtze). A very well preserved Imperial German Navy Officers visor cap, constructed of dark blue wool. The cap features reinforced side walls, with the exterior bearing a ribbed black cotton twill cap band. Dual sets of ventilation holes, each reinforced with magnetic metal eyelets, flank each side of the cap. Stitched onto the centre of the pak and cap band is an insignia in the form of a padded dark blue wool backer bearing a