Germany, Weimar. A German Red Cross EM/NCO’s Visor Cap Newly Listed Belleville -- off-duty -- died

Belleville -- off-duty -- died in Belleville General Hospital on 30-Sept-43

stamped in black ink with a regimental stamp on the raw underside near the buckle

(Nationalsozialistische Volkswohlfahrt Freie Schwesternschaftsabzeichen)

small stain evident on the upper propeller

flanked by shields and the letters "N' and "Z" (New Zealand) on either side

Germany, Weimar. A German Red Cross EM/NCO’s Visor Cap Newly Listed Belleville -- off-duty -- died(Deutsches Rotes Kreuz Schirmmtze). An example of an uncommon and well preserved Weimar period German Red Cross Deutsches Rotes Kreuz EM NCOs visor cap, constructed of dark grey wool. It features reinforced side walls fully lined on the exterior with a matching grey wool band, featuring bright red piping on the top and bottom, with a metal tricolor cockade affixed to the front. Pinned onto the peak, above the cockade, is a red cross badge, constructed