WWII Nazi German Police insignia to include 1) POLICE VISOR CAP EAGLE. First pattern, (Circa April 1934-June 1936), two piece, die stamped alloy construction, police visor cap eagle with a frosted silvery/white washed finish. The nicely detailed, left facing eagle features extended, tapered, pointed tip, wings and is clutching a canted swastika in it’s talons. The reverse of the insignia is a mirror image of the obverse and both soldered attachment prongs are intact. 2) POLICE VISOR CAP EAGLE. First pattern, (Circa April 1934-June 1936), two piece, die stamped alloy construction, police visor cap eagle with a frosted silvery/white washed finish. The nicely detailed, left facing eagle features extended, tapered, pointed tip, wings and is clutching a canted swastika in it’s talons. The reverse of the insignia is a mirror image of the obverse and both soldered attachment prongs are intact. 3) POLICE M43/OVERSEAS CAP INSIGNIA. The insignia consists of a machine woven blue rayon base featuring a machine woven, second pattern, (Circa June 1936-May 1945), right facing, police cap eagle with out-stretched wings, clutching a wreathed, canted swastika in it’s talons, encompassed by a vertically oval, oak-leaf wreath all in silver/white rayon thread. 4) POLICE M43/OVERSEAS CAP INSIGNIA. The insignia consists of a machine woven black rayon base featuring a machine woven, second pattern, (Circa June 1936-May 1945), right facing, police cap eagle with out-stretched wings, clutching a wreathed, canted swastika in it’s talons, encompassed by a vertically oval, oak-leaf wreath all in silver/white rayon thread. 5) POLIZEI OFFICER’S M43/OVERSEAS CAP EAGLE. Machine woven, second pattern, (circa June 1936-May 1945), right facing, Police eagle with out-stretched wings, encompassed by a vertical oval, oak-leave wreath all in bright silver/aluminum flat-wire threads on a cut-out, woven, black rayon base.