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Original WWII German Administrative Personnel Officer’s Visor Cap Recovered from Feldkommandantur 722, Saint-Lô, Normandy, France

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Original WWII German Administrative Personnel Officer’s Visor Cap
Recovered from Feldkommandantur 722, Saint-Lô, Normandy, France

This genuine wartime visor cap belonged to an officer serving within the German Military Administration (Militärverwaltung), the organisation responsible for administering occupied territories throughout Western Europe. Officers of this branch oversaw civil administration, transport, requisions, documentation, labour control and liaison with local authorities rather than serving as front-line combat troops.

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Original WWII German Administrative Personnel Officer’s Visor Cap
Recovered from Feldkommandantur 722, Saint-Lô, Normandy, France

An original Second World War German Administrative Personnel Officer’s visor cap, recovered from the former headquarters of Feldkommandantur 722 in Saint-Lô, Normandy, during the aftermath of the fighting in 1944.

This genuine wartime visor cap belonged to an officer serving within the German Military Administration (Militärverwaltung), the organisation responsible for administering occupied territories throughout Western Europe. Officers of this branch oversaw civil administration, transport, requisions, documentation, labour control and liaison with local authorities rather than serving as front-line combat troops.

The cap displays the classic dark green wool body with traditional administrative green piping, silver officer’s chin cord, national eagle and cockade. It remains an evocative relic and it’s condition shows it , from one of the most significant campaigns of the Second World War.

Historical Background

Following the occupation of France in 1940, the German Army established Feldkommandantur 722 in Saint-Lô, where it administered the Manche region of Normandy. The headquarters coordinated military government, transport, supplies, security and civil administration until July 1944, when Allied forces liberated the town during the Normandy Campaign.

Recovered from this historic headquarters, the cap represents a tangible link to the German occupation of France and the dramatic events surrounding the liberation of Normandy.

Condition
Original wartime example
Honest age and service wear, Moth holes (see pictures)
Original insignia present
Good colour and character
Untouched collector’s condition
Displays well
Collector’s Information

Original Administrative Personnel Officer’s visor caps are considerably less common than those of the Wehrmacht field army, making them desirable additions to collections specialising in German military administration, the occupation of France and the Normandy Campaign.

The accompanying museum-style information card shown in the photographs is for display purposes and is included in the sale .

A Genuine Piece of Second World War History

This cap is offered solely as a historic military artefact for collectors, museums and researchers. It is sold for its historical significance and is not intended to promote or glorify the ideology or actions of the Nazi regime.

A rare opportunity to own an authentic relic from the German occupation of Normandy with a documented connection to Feldkommandantur 722, Saint-Lô.

Add this Original WWII German Administrative Personnel Officer's Visor Cap Recovered from Feldkommandantur 722, Saint-Lô, Normandy, France to your collection today.

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