Original German WWII Waffen SS M43 Maroon Parade Fez for Foreign Volunteers with Tassel & Leather Sweatband Receiver Top Cover Often referred to as the

Often referred to as the "Panzer Beret"

The reverse of the panel is marked in pen Glass Nose A-26

Bevo style representation of an SA sports badge

These were manufactured at the large Prussian Arsenal in Potsdam outside of Berlin

but was destroyed trying to make a run towards Bastogne

Original German WWII Waffen SS M43 Maroon Parade Fez for Foreign Volunteers with Tassel & Leather Sweatband Receiver Top Cover Often referred to as theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a maroon fez that was part of the dress uniform of a Waffen SS military detachment composed of Muslims from Bosnia, Croatia, and Herzegovina in occupied Yugoslavia. The creation of this unit was authorized by AH in 1943. The original purpose was to combat Tito's partisans. Through recruitment and conscription, the unit had 26,000 soldiers within a few months. The group was commanded by German or ethnic German