Russian Navy (VMF) Officer's Visor Cap Emblem
Used by Officers, Admirals, Midshipmen, and Warrant Officers (Michman) for peaked visor caps (фуражка).
Two-headed Russian state eagle (State Coat of Arms) with the sword and wreath in its talons, with a red enamel shield depicting Saint George and the Dragon.
Oval black-enameled field featuring a gold fouled anchor wrapped in rope, surrounded by a ribbed ray burst (radiance) framed by a prominent gold laurel leaf wreath.
Period: 1997 – Present (Introduced following the 1997 Ministry of Defense uniform update, combining the traditional naval cockade and the upper eagle into a single molded metal piece).
Anodized lightweight stamped aluminum/metal with a gold-tone wash, cold enamels, and a rear dual-pronged brass attachment bar (усы) for securing to the cloth cap frame.
Near mint.
