Original German WWII Field-Made Cap Made from Waffen SS Eichenlaubmuster Oak Pattern Camouflage U.S. Documents & Books During the Pre-WWII Period in

During the Pre-WWII Period in 1939

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Original German WWII Field-Made Cap Made from Waffen SS Eichenlaubmuster Oak Pattern Camouflage U.S. Documents & Books During the Pre-WWII Period inOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a fantastic "salty" service worn German WWII Waffen SS camouflage cap, made using the Waffen SS specific "Oak Pattern A" (Eichenlaubmuster) camouflage, which was in use 19431945. This pattern was based on the earlier Platanenmuster (Plane Tree Pattern) used 19371942, and was reversible, with a "spring" side and an "autumn" side. These camouflage caps were made from a variety of materials during the war.