Original German WWII Deutsches Afrika Korps Service Worn DAK M41 Field Cap by Carl Halfar Japanese Uniforms The visor cap has a

The visor cap has a beige color light canvas "service cloth" interior lining

having a 60 stamped just below the trigger guard

that also features the name of the soldier it was issued to painted on the inside

being discharged on July 29th

the French Cuirassiers were regarded as the most terrifying horse mounted troops in the world

Original German WWII Deutsches Afrika Korps Service Worn DAK M41 Field Cap by Carl Halfar Japanese Uniforms The visor cap has aOriginal Item: Only One Available. In late 1940, with the impending German entrance into the North African campaign, tropical uniforms headgear and equipment were quickly developed and issued in time for DAK, Deutsches Afrika Korps, (German Africa Corps), personnels arrival in Tripoli in February 1941. This is an astoundingly rare & service worn M41 by rare maker Carl Halfar. The size is approximately 6 ". The M41 tropical field cap was introduced in