Wool uniform as worn by soldiers of the German Army from the middle of the War onward. The package includes the Heer M43 Feldbluse and M43 Keilhosen trousers. An M43 cap may be …

The M43 saw the removal of all pleats and scalloped flaps from the field tunic, and pockets began to be cut straight rather than with rounded edges. Many M43 tunics were made with a much simplified version of the internal suspension system, or omitted it entirely.

This is a cut-off example of the Wehrmacht Heer M43 trapezoid cap insignia, originally issued for the Einheitsfeldmütze (standard field cap) introduced in 1943. Manufactured in the BeVo woven style, this insignia features the Wehrmacht eagle clutching a swastika above a national tricolor cockade, all set against a field-gray background.

Original WWII German Heer (Army) "ex-wire" camouflaged helmet featuring splotched green paint over ordnance tan base forming a cool pattern where a wire or net was once on the helmet at the time of painting. The base helmet is an M42 produced by maker ckl (Eisenhüttenwerk Thale / Herz) in size 64.

Our cutting pattern is made directly from a dis-assembled original cap which is why these fit properly, with a full crown. Unlike most reproductions, they fit and form just like an original cap. …

This is a fine Heer m43 cap for enlisted, featuring a two button scallop closure and “flip and zip” applied trapezoid insignia. The wool is German mid-war quality, with un-marked imitation satin lining.

This final model of Wehrmacht field cap, which collectors have termed the M43, was based on the cap that had originally been issued to Wehrmacht mountain troops and featured the fold down …

Heer M43 Cap made using original materials. We had several damaged WWII greatcoats that were beyond help, so they became hats. Everything on these is original except the lining- we couldn't salvage enough to do it.

Very high quality reproduction German Army M43 cap (Einheitsfeldmütze) for enlisted men and NCO's as used by the Heer (Army). The wartime "M43" cap was sized approximately half way between the large visor of the "M40" tropical cap and the small visor of the Mountain cap (Bergmütze; which was used by Jäger, Gebirgsjäger, and Skijäger troops ...

The M43 field cap, also known as the “Einheitsmütze,” was utilized by the German Wehrmacht and SS during World War II. Its design was inspired by the German Gebirgsjäger’s ski cap, with slight modifications: a slightly extended bill and a smaller top panel circumference, giving the cap slightly sloped sides.