A "Special Constable 22" arm badge from the First World War is a specific, original police memorabilia item associated with the Wolverhampton Police Force in the United Kingdom during the First World War. The number "22" likely…

The Danish garrison cap (side cap or garrison cap) for the police is a distinctive collector's item, typically characterized by its dark blue color and official insignia. Unlike the gray versions used by the army, this version is…

Today, the quarter cap (also called a side cap) is primarily seen as part of ceremonial or historical uniforms within the Danish National Police (Rigspolitiet). For daily operational service, the headgear has largely been replaced…

The M43 field cap (Einheitsfeldmütze M43) was used by the police in North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW), primarily in the post-war period. The design was based on the well-known German military cap from World War II, but produced in the…

The flat cap of the National Police Corps (1945–1994) was the symbol of authority on Dutch roads. The design was businesslike and strongly military-inspired.

Key Details

∙ Color & Material: The cap was made of a deep dark…

The cap of a Belgian prison officer (officially called a prison guard assistant) is a recognizable part of the official uniform of the Federal Department of Justice.

Cap Features

∙ Model: This is a classic flat cap (visor…

The Einheitsfeldmütze refers to the standard field cap used in the 1950s by Austrian government services (such as the police, Gendarmerie, and the Bundesheer after its establishment). The design is closely based on the German M43…

The cap (Tellerkappe) of an Austrian customs officer (Zollwache) is an iconic part of the uniform, which has seen various variations over the years.

The main features of the classic and modern versions are:

∙ Style and Color:…

The white summer version of the flat cap of the Austrian Federal Security Guard (now part of the Bundespolizei) is an iconic uniform item, primarily worn during the warmer months for a formal and recognizable appearance.

Cap…

The traditional wool police cap of the former Sussex Constabulary (now Sussex Police) is an iconic part of the British police uniform. While the familiar "Custodian" helmet often draws attention, the wool peaked cap plays a…

This cap is a specific uniform item of the former Austrian Federal Police, the Bundessicherheitswachekorps (often abbreviated to Sicherheitswache).

Key features of the cap

∙ Color and style: The most common style is a green…

The Thai police wear brown (khaki) uniforms and caps, but the red trim on the cap is a distinctive feature that indicates the officer's rank. These caps are part of the standard uniform of the Royal Thai Police (RTP).

Features of…

In Indonesia, the dark brown police cap (often referred to as coklat or coklat tua) is the standard headgear for the daily duties of the National Police (POLRI). In Indonesian culture, the color brown symbolizes stability,…

The headgear of the Lancashire Constabulary (the police force for the county of Lancashire in England) has made a noticeable return to traditional styles in recent years.

Current Status: Return to Tradition

Since August 2022,…

The Austrian Polizei-Bergmütze model 1943 is a variant of the well-known mountain hat worn by police units (Schutzpolizei) in mountainous regions. The design is closely related to the German M43 Einheitsfeldmütze, but is often…