Germany, Weimar Republic. A Stuttgart Transportation Authority Visor Cap Hold exhibiting light soiling on the

exhibiting light soiling on the interior in the white cotton of the pockets and waist lining and on the gray cotton/lining from active use

Louise Dew Fletcher (which was later changed to his wife

The earliest manufacturer was a small company with four to eight employees located in the Bronx area of New York City

captain of the second degree in 1916 and the first degree in 1919

It was published in 1992 by Museum Restoration Service

Germany, Weimar Republic. A Stuttgart Transportation Authority Visor Cap Hold exhibiting light soiling on the(Verkehrsanstalten Schirmmtze). An extremely well preserved Stuttgart Transportation Authority visor cap, constructed of smooth black wool. The cap features reinforced side walls, fully lined on the exterior with a black doeskin cap band. Both the top and bottom edges of the cap band are lined with lengths of golden yellow wool piping. Pinned onto the peak is a silvered bronze insignia consisting of crossed arrows on top of a clutch of lightning