German Headgear in World War II is one of the finest photographic references devoted to the headgear worn by Germany’s military, political and civilian organizations during the Second World War. Written by respected researchers Pat Moran and Jon Maguire, this comprehensive volume presents hundreds of original caps and helmets in large, full-colour photographs, making it an indispensable reference for collectors, historians and militaria enthusiasts.
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Authors: Pat Moran & Jon Maguire
German Headgear in World War II is one of the finest photographic references devoted to the headgear worn by Germany’s military, political and civilian organizations during the Second World War. Written by respected researchers Pat Moran and Jon Maguire, this comprehensive volume presents hundreds of original caps and helmets in large, full-colour photographs, making it an indispensable reference for collectors, historians and militaria enthusiasts.
The book examines an extensive range of headgear, including pieces from the SS, NSDAP, Police, Luftwaffe, Heer, Kriegsmarine, Hitler Youth, RAD, SA, political organizations and numerous civilian services. Each example is photographed in exceptional detail, allowing readers to study construction methods, insignia, materials, piping, chinstraps, visors, interiors and manufacturer characteristics.
Designed as both a visual guide and an authentication reference, the book enables collectors to compare original examples and better understand the subtle variations found between manufacturers and wartime production periods. Its outstanding photography and informative captions make it an essential addition to any serious militaria library.
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