classic Prinz Heinrich cap (a traditional German mariner or captain's style hat) made of brown corduroy. It features an oak leaf embroidered band, a twisted chin cord, and a small enamel German Coat of Arms (Bundesadler) shield pin, traditional Bavarian metal pin, and gamsbart pin.

Size 7 based on measurements.

The interior tag is missing. Otherwise the hat is great condition. See pictures for condition.


About the pins:
1. The München (Munich) Travel Shield PinReal Enamel Paint: Looking closely at the Munich skyline shield, the paint is smooth, glass-like, and slightly recessed within the metal borders. This indicates traditional, kiln-fired cloisoneé enamel, which was the standard production method for mid-century European travel charms. Modern reproductions almost universally use cheap, flat epoxy or plastic stickers.Oxidized Base Metal: The detailed, silver-toned climbing axe and rope backing have a dark, naturally aged patina in the crevices, showing decades of exposure to air rather than the bright, uniform shine of modern factory-cast pewter.2. The Gamsbart (Alpine Hat) PinReal Animal Hair: The tuft features coarse, natural wildlife hair with dark bases and creamy white tips. This color gradient is a hallmark of authentic chamois, wild boar, or badger hair trophies popular in the 20th century. Modern souvenir pins typically rely on stiff, brightly dyed, perfectly uniform synthetic nylon fibers.The Clasp Mechanics: Vintage miniature Gamsbart pin bases typically used simple safety-pin catches or heavy wire sliders rather than modern plastic or rubber military-style clutch backs.3. The Bundesadler (German Crest) Shield PinThe Shield Shape: The scalloped, ornamental border surrounding the German federal eagle is a classic design format heavily favored by West German souvenir manufacturers during the post-WWII tourism boom of the 1960s and 1970s.