Featuring its original emblem, this cap exudes history and character, making it a standout addition to any collection.  
The exterior remains in great condition, with only light signs of wear that add to its authenticity.
The interior leather band shows some damage, but this does not take away from the overall historical value and appeal of the piece. 
 
The NSKOV (Nationalsozialistische Kriegsopferversorgung, or National Socialist War Victim’s Care) was a German organization during the Nazi era, established to support wounded war veterans from World War I. It was founded in the 1930s and became closely linked to the Nazi Party, functioning as a paramilitary organization with a strong ideological focus.  
The NSKOV provided financial aid, healthcare, and employment assistance to disabled veterans, but it also played a propaganda role in the Nazi regime, reinforcing nationalist and militaristic ideals. Members often wore distinct uniforms and headgear, including caps with the NSKOV emblem, which featured an eagle, swastika, and sword motif.  
After World War II, the organization was dissolved, and its symbols were banned in many countries. Today, NSKOV-related items are considered historical artifacts, often collected for their historical significance.