Reproduction of Reichsmarschall Hermann Goering's “Schirmmütze” cap,
light blue tricot cap,
blue-gray velvet band,
beige satin lining,
leather sweatband,
Luftwaffe-style visor, black on top and green underneath,
gold-embroidered eagle on a light blue background,
oak leaves and cockade embroidered in gold directly onto the velvet band,
golden chin strap and buttons,
golden canetille piping.

High-quality craftsmanship.
Superb hand-made embroidery.
Made in the Philippines.
Registered shipping costs are included in the price.

Hermann Göring became Reich Marshal of the Großdeutsches Reich on July 19, 1940.
👉 This title was created especially for him by Adolf Hitler after the German victory over France.
👉 The title of Reichsmarschall was superior to that of Generalfeldmarschall and made Göring the highest-ranking officer in the Wehrmacht (the Wehrmacht included the Heer, the Luftwaffe, and the Kriegsmarine).
👉 He had already been commander-in-chief of the Luftwaffe since its creation in 1935; the new title reinforced his political and military status without formally changing his command of the air force.