Pair of German Polizei Visor Cap Eagel. Mützenadler.

Pair of German Polizei Visor Cap Eagel. Mützenadler.
Second pattern, police cap eagle as introduced on June 25th 1936 to replace the earlier, (Circa April 1934-June 1936), first pattern cap eagle. The single piece, silver washed, die stamped, aluminum alloy construction, right facing eagle features out-stretched wings and is clutching a canted swastika in its talons. The eagle is superimposed on an embossed, vertically oval, oak-leaf wreath with the eagles wings extending beyond the outer edges of the wreath with a roughly, 55mm wingspan. The eagle and the wreath both have nice high relief detailing and the insignia is slightly convex to fit the contours of a cap. One signed manufacturer: F.S.R.
Condition: From the battlefield, with traces of wear. They have traces of aluminum oxidation. One eagle has a repaired hook and wing. As the pictures shown.