The WW2 German NS-RKB Veteran’s Cap Eagle (Large) is an insignia associated with the Nationalsozialistische Reichskriegerbund (NS-RKB), a veterans’ organization active in Germany during the Third Reich period. This cap eagle was worn by members as part of their headgear, signifying affiliation with the group. The design features the German national eagle clutching a wreathed swastika, a common motif on Third Reich emblems, and is rendered in a larger size suitable for display on peaked caps. Typically crafted from stamped metal, the reverse side may display attachment prongs or pins for securing to cloth material. The NS-RKB was responsible for unifying various war veteran groups under the Nazi regime, and such insignia were used during official gatherings, parades, and ceremonial events. Surviving examples provide insight into the regalia and organizational structure of veterans’ associations in WW2-era Germany.







