The ceremonial cap of the general staff of the quartermaster units of the Red Army of the 1945 model

The rarest cap, which we met on sale for the first time. The cap is made of high-quality wool fabric. A metal enamel cockade is mounted on the rim. The band is made of crimson cloth and embroidered with silver embroidery. The sewing pattern consists of two laurel branches diverging from the center. The large stems and leaves of laurel branches are embroidered with a frill, and the small leaves are formed from sequins sewn with a thread with a silver—plated metallized frill. Along the upper edge of the band has a crimson cloth edging, similar to the edging on the crown of the cap. The visor is fiber, black, with double-sided varnishing. Above the visor there is a twisted silver-plated filigree cord in two rows, attached at the ends to two small metal buttons. Each button depicts the coat of arms of the USSR with eleven ribbons of the Soviet republics. The lining of the cap is silk, the band is made of soft brown leather. Minor contamination around the perimeter, loss of varnish on the visor. The manufacturer's stamp is perfectly readable on the bottom. It was introduced by the decision of the Main Quartermaster Department of the Red Army No. 1412 in April 1945. Abolished for generals and marshals of aviation and tank troops by order of the Minister of the Armed Forces of the USSR dated February 24, 1949, for all others by order of the Minister of Defense of the USSR No. 94 dated June 10, 1954. Guarantee of authenticity.